@Shirlin YiuI think it would be wise to exhaust all options near your current location first.

As some of the customers have already said, yes you could put the information together yourself and hope not to make costly mistakes OR you could go with what sounds like a pretty exhaustive program for $997.The cost of the program seems worth it to me based on the speed of recouping the $997 upon successful implementation so, guess it's fair to say I'm leaning toward purchasing the course.When I do, I'll come back and share how it goes as I'm guessing it will take a bit to learn and implement.

For example, are there people who are just too exhausted to rebuild, but are willing to sell their flood damaged property and remove themselves from the situation?  

I probably look like a really odd choice, considering I’ve only worked for myself for nearly two decades.I’m beyond frustrated and emotionally exhausted.

David Greene always tells us that purchasing a property in Cali should be the first objective (ideally a househack), only go out of state if you exhausted being able to purchase a house in California first.  

Vacuum the lint out of the dryer exhaust.

Trying to work while doing this is a bit exhausting I find - just chasing lenders, insurance companies, finding properties, and the 1031 was super stressful for me!

When you have exhausted all time I would tell them that the deal is off... 

Keeping older properties as rentals can be a challenging task as they require significant upkeep, which can be exhausting and demanding.

It's exhausting though..