I haven't been able to successfully complete a 1031 some years back because of the tight market where I am, but had a QI at the ready if I had last minute issues like flexibility if another more suitable property shows up.There's also "reverse 1031" where you identify and nail down the replacement property first, you need more capital to accomplish, but gives you a bit more flexibility when it comes to timing.

Good morning BP members,So I am really trying to nail all the details about how seller financing works.What I am still fuzzy about is:1.

@Michael Wagner hit the nail on the head (and so did everybody else) - this is goiong to vary based on location, the perception of "need" in the area for self storage, and (sometimes) in how you've actually make the facility look from the street. 

@Agnes Greco nailed it on highest gross rent potential though. 

@Michael Baum @Julie McCoy nailed it

It would be almost a nailed on certainty they would as it would make no sense to revert back to more costly power supply.

You hit the nail on the head that the margins in TK are low.

If your finance office is anything like mine, they're going to try to nail you for even thinking about trying this.

This was a tough one for me and it's taken almost a year of digging down deep but I've finally nailed down a strategy that I am super excited about...vacation rentals!

Any good deal will go very quick and like you said, out of state, or recent arrivals are buying anything not nailed down so prices continue to climb.best wishes