For clarity, I would reach out to your Certified Exchange Specialist (who you need to be conversing with anyway) to grab the real answer and understand all the timelines of when he/she needs your 1031x paperwork, what to do week of closing, etc. 

For clarity, I've been reading the legal sections for various Colorado ski resorts, daydreaming about buying a discount ski property for personal use.

You need to have clarity on your model and what you really want. 

I would like to stay active  but want a brokerage that is more economical.For added clarity - I plan on doing zero deals, as I have a realtor we know and trust.  

For clarity; as with a trust, lenders do not exercise the "due on transfer/sale" clause when real property is transferred to the SAME individuals in an official capacity (e.g.

Gives me an idea on how to move forward and more clarity on what to prioritize. 

At the same time, I to minimize my downside in investments so LTR's would be a more consistent cash flow option (at least to me)Something my wife and I have thought about doing is at least reducing the principle balance so that whichever option we go for, we at least aren't losing money every month.Really looking for some clarity here as these next few years are going to be very important in order for us to set ourselves up well for the future.Thank you in advance for your thoughts and advice on this topic!

The guide lines usually (depending on program) requires a few things and having 75% LTV with 25% equity in the property may be required in order to wash the payment on the departing residence.Just double check and ask more than once if they will require an AVM or an appraisal to gauge equity in the departing residence.No need to panic I just want you to have clarity and a back-up conversation to avoid loss money and time.

They are able to give more clarity to their code and discuss if waivers are possible, etc. 

All my contracts encourage the sellers to contact legal aids for further clarity in presence of confusion.