It’s easy to switch it up or add to it or replace it if parts or the whole thing gets damaged.

I'm not sure which one I have to replace, if any. 

The EPA wants all lead pipes replaced, period.

And if you really want to diversify, invest into multiple replacement properties with the proceeds.

We’ve tried off-site laundry, but our sheets get mixed up and replaced with lower-quality ones, so we prefer on-site washing.Currently, our cleaners have about four hours between guests to process 6–8 loads, but the dryer is the bottleneck at 1.5 hours per load.

If it’s an older property or has deferred maintenance, you might want to lean toward the higher end.When it comes to CapEx (capital expenditures), planning for major replacements like roofs, HVAC systems, and appliances is key.

They expect us to replace lightbulbs, won't change furnace filters and we also have lawn maintenance issues with them.

I had to sell so I replaced the HVAC and a day later it was stolen by what neighbors described as the previous tenant.

That's why it sort of replace the need for a checking account.Every tool has it's function.

You can use the 1031 to sell a larger unit that provides better cash flow while minimizing active management.You can either try to cluster those sales together so they close in a way that lets your replacement property be listed on each 45 day period and you close on it within 180 days of the first sale (the first exchange that will expire).Or you could do something like a reverse exchange where your Qi purchases the new property and holds it for you for up to 180 days while you sell all of your properties.