You do not need to run, but you need to address it swiftly and in a professional manner.

Glad that you are able to sustain your property as a rental.

It will help you grow much faster and will be more sustainable because you're focusing on relationships vs. transactions. 

In a reverse exchange you locate your replacement property first and buy it in a specific manner using an exchange accommodating title holder set up by your qualified intermediary.  

@Abha SethiI have my doubts about the long-term viability, in terms of sustained growth, of the SA market.  

On one side it obligates the lender to do a great job and on the other side "our side" I usually see better effort an organization coming from my invested clients to get deals done in a timely manner because they have a little sweat in our working relationship.  

I work full-time and am having a hard time to get things done in a timely manner on my own..looking for some help now Thank you in advance for any suggestions!

Go for an owner occupied financing deal first, but only after building up enough cash reserves to sustain both propertiesDoes that sound about right?

Interestingly, a Virginia based aluminum siding contractor was so charged in the same manner and successfully defended their prices by utilizing several defenses:One, they were working in lower income areas where theft was common and they built the cost of shrinkage into every job they did in those areas.

I have income from my Army pension coming in and I know that it will sustain me while I pursue REI full-time.