I can't speak to the financial viability of the rental model you propose, but it's definitely worth carefully considering the cost of restoring that cabin.

That scenario of what you are proposing is so outside of the realm of anything even remotely plausible that it would be best to just forget about it.That said, if a borrower is in default, and approaches a loan officer (why they would approach a loan officer instead of a realtor, is beyond me) and tells that loan officer they are in default, and that loan officer happens to know an investor that might happen to be in the market for a purchase of the defaulted borrower's property, and the numbers work out to where the transaction can go forward and everyone wins, and introduces that defaulted borrower to that investor, it would be great.

Mike Hamlin, if you could take a few minutes and share a short example of the delegation text in a private message, it would help me write a proposal to get this rule changed.   

This property is located next to Google's proposed campus in San Jose and complex is in high demand .

This property is located next to Google's proposed campus in San Jose and complex is in high demand .

@Bei He, @Hai Nguyen: I posted about a meet-up proposal, to see who else have interest.

If they are passive, then I would most likely propose an offer, and see if they bite.

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/politics/metro-government/2019/04/23/louisville-airbnbs-citys-proposed-600-foot-rule-good-bad/3492747002/Knew these kind of restrictions would come.

I proposed the idea to my father and he likes the idea.

., What you're proposing is exactly what a reverse exchange is - an unrelated party purchasing the property you want to ultimately complete your 1031 exchange with.