@Keith Consiglio, you can allocate your proceeds any way you want. 

I love its customization capacity and I can allocate unlimited spending categories and sub-categories.

@Nancy Chawla, In a mixed use property like this your accountant has already split up the property into the investment allocation  and the primary residence portion. 

But since you can allocate your proceeds any way you want, you combine the exchanges and buy two replacement properties - one with cash and one with debt. 

Can you sell or allocate this to yourself or other people, the upfront additional write-off per your agreement.

Since you can allocate your proceeds any way you want. 

Most are not as good at determining the accounting and tax allocations issues. 

On the STR offers, my offers have been in my view too high (meaning no cash flow after my allocation for expenses).  

All the vendors have been put on allocation, meaning they only get so much product each month. 

@Nathan Frost I had the exact same issue, got excited, bought more and more properties and then I realized that on such thin margins it's just too stressful.My advice would be forget about spreadsheets and being fully optimized on capital allocation, but rather decide what's your risk tolerance and how much of these losses you can stomach.