My name is Josh and I am approaching my final semester at The University of Akron, where I have been pursuing my degree in mechanical engineering.

Also military vets, mechanics, gearheads.... then there are millennials, and hipsters.Think about all the cool old gas stations and garages that have been converted.

Popping the top of a 1 1/2 story building to add a 2nd story including full home mechanical upgrade, add passive gravity feed water mitigation system, I'm your "jelly-bean". 

@Daniel LozanoThe estimates are auto generated estimates based on neighboring home and their values per square footage.

Two less tenants, less mechanicals and less maintenance for the same amount of cash flow.

*I am 22 yrs old, don’t have any debt, perfect credit score (750+) 2 paid off auto loans, 6 credit cards since 18 yrs old (60k available), on time payments, no student loans, I’m in the Boston area.

(roof, foundation, mechanical systems, etc) If the current as-is value is accurate at 95k and you can buy for 50k you have quite a bit of room to play assuming there is even more room for adding value.

You must find recently sold similar multifamily homes within a one mile radius in the past 6 months with similar room counts, square footage; mechanical systems, parking,exterior features,.....

Everything was separately metered with all mechanicals recently replaced.

But the crux of good 1031 work isn't understanding the mechanisms (which, after a little practice, are usually reflexive).