But that has its own issues as well including having to do a hybrid foreclosure/ejectment action. 

If you had priced it 50% higher, it would probably be sitting vacant several months later.We have a property near several low-income apartments. 

It appears this is what you’re asking for?

It’s always good advice for someone doing a 1031 to actually have their replacement property under contract when they sell the original property, but few actually do this.

I have units without washer and dryer and they rent fine but I found myself showing to people who really wanted the washer dryer way too often so I do put that in the ad and review it again on talking to them.   

Rent it for what it's worth.

He said that you can still sell the home, and this would not hold you back in doing so. 

We currently work with out of state investors and provide a full service approach which can be used by in state investors as well.When it comes to investing I'm currently in the process of closing on a partnered 4 Unit in Milwaukee WI.

Do this for 10+ years.When you look at real estate conceptually cash flow is not it's number one strength.

Quote from @Matt Cook: I would really get with a realtor that is in the area of that property and that sells a lot of homes to comp the property on what it can sell for after the remodel.