The things that have come up have been plumbing related, and has given me some insight into dynamic that is probably quite common in Richmond and other places in the East (primarily).

Ideally you're considering larger market dynamics in where you pick a property so you can get both aspects of the investment.

Bigger Pockets Youtube channel is great to get a visual when learning some of the basics (analyzing deals etc), but also the BP podcats obviously.I also like "cash flow ninja" podcast, and "lifetime cashflow with real estate" by rod klief. 

We have a certain dynamic out here BUT how these properties were handled...

Create a visual of the score of the project and create a list of the things that are affected. 

Therefore it would require that it be replaced with a Park Model which enters into a whole new dynamic in terms of size and features.OK, now you ask why I would even to down that road?

Here is alternative food for thought depending on your Exit/Retirement Strategy and Timeline/Age...Please look at the thought behind these links and not necessarily the companies or their pitch...Your CPA is invaluable to you as you work through the dynamics of your position...https://www.kingsbarn.com/landing/1031-exchange-pr...https://newdirectionira.com/education/blog-and-art... http://www.1031crowdfunding.com/?

The flooring vendor thinks the hallway floors need a 1/4 plywood underlay for the vinyl, which I think would be a disaster visually.

I’ve purchased an online course but I’m a visual learner and was hoping one of you could help me out.

I would avoid turnkey companies who cant give direct answers, won't allow you to visually inspect properties personally, won't allow for a 3rd party inspector to come in, and those who are slow to respond.