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Doing this haphazardly can trigger a lot of tax payments. 

If property tax payment is missed, the IRA account owner becomes personally responsible, which violates IRS rules. 

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The other factor here would be that, The IRS states that, to do a 1031 exchange, the taxpayer for the property you are selling has to be the same for the replacement property.  

Further to add on to this I was mailed out a check for my previously owed rent from one unit and check was drafted Sept 1, 2018 I received it last week and when I deposited I get an alert from my bank as well as a call that the check is no good as the party doesn't have funds in it and my bank can only try again to cash the check again on October 1, 2018.

Hot investment topic alert: Assumable mortgages and purchasing properties with one. 

A landlord will often get a HUGE water bill because the tenant doesn't care, so won't alert their landlord, about a running toilet. 

You must set standards and stick to them or tenants will walk all over you.Another example of a lazy person living off the taxpayer's dime and then acting entitled.