@Matt Everling  The tax treatment of a Roth IRA is the same whether is is invested in the stock market or real estate. 

For the past two years I have worked in the treatment industry and I just moved back to New Jersey to take an operational position with a new facility.

There are many treatments depending on if you have already rented a place, if the renovation is repair or an improvement, or depends on the cost of the renovations as well.Need more details to answer your question.

Rental losses could have different treatments compared other ordinary losses. 

Seriously, this IRS logging requirement for this tax treatment is onerous and a pain.They have over-granulized this activity. 

They're responsible for their own bug treatments, which many municipalities make the LL responsible for multi-units because no one can tell who brought them in.  

If we do not get a mold inspection and do not disclose this mold that was self treatment by seller and rent it out to tenants, is it against the law?

But you don't want any eye sores or things left undone that really ought to be done.

If true, I wonder if other states approach this in basically the same way.Like most folks on here, I love the 1031 and have done it before, but the state tax treatment of 1031s is little-discussed. 

We were being sophisticated so now we don't get the pref tax treatment every other homeowner on the planet does.What do you mean by changed over?