If the windows were installed incorrectly (which we all know happens) then you could get water creating mold in the building or they could fall out on somebody if not properly affixed.  

Main thing is the 1031, best decision you can make IMO. 

Consider your family's goals and financial situation to make the best decision for everyone involved.In general, investing in an income-generating property first can potentially provide long-term financial benefits and greater returns.

I've seen a few different options for calculating depreciation and am wondering how to get the most bang for my buck.Depreciation does somewhat depend on the timing, however I would be strongly against making purchasing decisions based on taxes.

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Over the last 6 years I have been retired as a real estate professional exclusively handling my own properties and living on the income generated.I don't regret the decision and will eventually fully retire.

Sounds like a good way to make a perilous investment decision.

However, it's important to assess current market conditions before making any investment decisions.

It's hands down the best decision we've ever made and our rentals allowed my husband quit his W2 to help investors find great deals in real estate as an agent, and then I left my W2 to pursue helping investors get great financing as a mortgage broker.

Nothing you posted corrected me as nothing I said was incorrect.