This would only ever come up in a formal IRS audit, but the regulators don't like 1031 properties that are purchased below market value or rented below market value.  

We can get a second home without putting anything down (VA loan), move into the school district we want and a much nicer home for our growing family:Current home (want to rent this out):One of the largest lots in the area 1/100 lots in an area with 1000's of properties that has navigable water which is our water, at 2.75%, 280k remaining $1650/month, rents $3000 mom will be lending 25k over 5 years at $500/mo payments, and we will use a property manager $300/mo = rental take home of $550/mo incomenew home (hypothetical estimates):$550k @ 7%, paying ~$3300/moWe will have a period of 9 months starting Dec 2024 where we would be at about -$100 where our older daughter goes to pre-k for $1150/mo and infant is in daycare for $1650/mo.

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However there is a case to be made that rents will continue to grow, and the area continues to see more and more development as the population and job opportunities continue to grow.

Have you ever thought about partnering so that way you are able to still learn and get hands on experience all while actually going through the process instead of you paying someone to tell you how to go through the process.

North Carolina, particularly in cities like Charlotte and Raleigh, attracts young professionals with a growing tech sector; condos or townhouses might offer lower maintenance costs here.

Kansas City is rapidly growing and high in demand for rental properties.

That's a more precarious hire than ever before, you won't have another agent on the other side of the deal that's really on the same side trying to make things close.

Have you ever heard of a Landlord being sued by a Tenant and losing property?

If you sell "as is," maybe you lose less money now, but if the place could grow in value or you think the property has good future, keep it because this might give more profit later, even when there are problems now.