Before finding BiggerPockets I purchased the attached property and while I may have made a different decision after finding all of this information, I did make the purchase (via 1031) last summer and I'm generally not inclined to sell and incur the cost/trigger deferred tax on the property if I exit now.   

I've evaluated two deals in the last month that I almost pulled the trigger on, but after a few counters, the numbers weren't reasonable anymore.

I've evaluated two deals in the last month that I almost pulled the trigger on, but after a few counters, the numbers weren't reasonable anymore.

For 1031 will the IRS see the lease payments as income and therefore trigger the clock on 1031 exchange ?

And, bam, that shifts her into the same category as seasonal workers and part time workers (there are no more "Stated Income" loans, we have to go off of what HR puts in writing), which in turn triggers the long term 2 year average derived from when HR put her in that part time category, which I'm speculating here may very well have been 5 months ago, or some other period of time less than 2 years ago. 

It's a newly discovered fact that should trigger new seller's disclosure contingency.

Change in ownership only triggers tax assessment.

Not sure why the move to in-state triggered a downhill rush for this?

I stay at a lot of AirBnBs and I am about to pull the trigger on my first short-term rental in OKC and I cannot stress the importance of how the home is presented in the pics.

But on the other hand if they do put in that work and send you properties that meet your criteria, you need to uphold your end of the bargain and actually pull the trigger.