You purchased your property in 2017 with an expected rent amount of $1,549 on the original property evaluation. 

I am from North Carolina originally and looking to buy our next property in eastern Tennessee.

I made a relatively low offer and after one negotiation we settled on a price that was about 45% lower than the original list price.

Consult an expert, but my understanding of a 1031 is that you can't pay cash for the next deal unless you paid cash for the original one. 

According to @Andy Sabisch's original post, I think he is asking for advice on how to confirm the veracity of the neighboring tenant's claim.  

The times we’re re investing in just require a more creative and strategic approach than before.Disclaimer: My original post was removed by the moderation team. 

Also would charge points at origination and bump the rate up a point or twoReason being my guess is this borrower can it get conventional financing so they are a higher risk.

For example, in my state PA there is an inheritance tax and many TAX auction properties originate from people passing away and the heir(s) not taking control over the estate and paying those property taxes.

That’s why my original post focuses on what can be done within that space to address affordability.

All of the smell was in the wood floors, original from 1928.