Put aside whether or not this would make sense financially as I still have a lot of numbers to crunch on that end but is it possible to finance this sale for my tenants through an IRA that I have and if so what's the high level process in doing so?

When crunching the numbers all I seem to see people using are percentages.

The last thing you need is to crunch numbers on doing the work yourself, just to find out you need to pay a contractor to do it all and your budget is gone before day one.

Congratulations Jenna for crunching your first deal so well!

I am in a rental now and have to renew my lease October 1 or go month to month, so I'm on a bit of a time crunch.  

I know this is what everyone wants, but I’m under a crunch with the 1031 time frame and figured I’d ask the experts.I’m looking for anything in the $350,000 to $600,000 range.  

I'm currently crunching the numbers for properties in my area.

As you start crunching numbers, think through your plan for a worst case scenario. 

You would determine a worthy investment by crunching numbers and I don't see any evidence that you know how to do that or how to find trust-worthy contractors to do it for you.Pass.

I hadn't crunched numbers and looked at it through the unsentimental lens of trying to make money.