But you use the extra income to pay it off.reach out to @Dave Foster if you need help.

Quote from @Dave Foster: @Jackson Christiansen, be careful about investing in anything that will take leverage. 

@Dave Foster  Will know.  

@JD Martin, @Jay Hinrichs, @Sterling White, @Tim Fazio, @Dave Foster, @Brandon Penn, @Salvatore Lentini, @Ed Emmons, @Frank Wong, @Omar Khan, @Jon Schoeller, @Jason Coleman, @Mike Dymski, @Joe Splitrock, @Peggy Liu, @Nathan G., @Nichole Stohler, @Mike Stohler, @Stone Jin, @Brian Gibbons.

@Dave Foster

Quote from @Dave Foster: @Steve Hungerford a mixed or split use property like this can work fine with a 1031. 

never heard of thati think you are exactly right Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@Michael Plante, It's the IRS. 

No, it does NOT foster ill-will, it fosters the REALITY that they are using someone elses home, that there is rules, expectation to live within those, and if they break them they will be caught and have consequences. 

I'm military stationed overseas and I've had Long and Foster for about 3 years but want to see if there are better companies that anyone has had good experiences with. 

@Kyle Ritt Lots of great info here from all "the usual suspects" (@Natalie Kolodij, @Dave Foster, @Michael Skoczylas), but the following additional info may be helpful to you.When executing a 1031 exchange, there is a "same taxpayer" requirement as pointed out - but not every change in ownership between the old and new properties violates the "same taxpayer" rule.