This horse gets beaten to death regularly in these forums.

We are now talking to the mortgage lender (the same lender for the three replacement properties) about securing a significant line of credit using the apartments as collateral so we can do some other short terms deals with "cash purchases" then refi, etc.Are there any considerations or gotchas/ endangerment with this idea the regarding the original 1031 exchange?

If it is a regular cabinet and doesn't sit on the counter to look right the backsplash should extend the width of the cabinet.  

thanks @James Martin  from some other threads, I was under the impression that with NSC, Flood Insurance and regular coverage, the monthly bill would run $300-400 per month! 

Create a communication plan that includes timing for regular communication, quarterly reporting, timing of distributions, and delivery of tax documents.

She wants to keep it, so I agreed to take $30k on a buyout if she can secure funding, if not we sell and split whatever is left 50/50.

The deposit should be non-refundable if she decides not to rent your house, and convert to the Security Deposit if she does rent your house.

Basically I keep their security deposit is how it works. 

The money that can be made with flipping properties is very appealing, because my capital isn't on the high end I find it hard for me to secure a deal.

Is it common to refinance regularly to pull out as much liquid or possible?