Most just get tied up emotionally.Need to find a title company that acts as an intermediary in 1031s they can fill you in, I'd start looking for a replacement property, there should be a good inventory in your area so don't worry, it won't help. :)

We work with custodians on our inventory.

While we purchase older properties (50 - 120yrs) as that is the inventory of the areas, all of our properties undergo a energy efficiency retrofit ... not merely installing electric baseboards and offloading the task of heating a 100 year old house with no insulation to the tenants.We also inspect our student properties quarterly {students never report issues}, fix any issues and damages as we find them, then bill the tenants immediately for anything for which they are responsible.If you use quality, durable - but not necessarily fancy - materials; have everything spelled out in your lease & house rules; and inspect your properties regularly, student properties can be very rewarding.The focus on the young professionals was based upon the part of the city in which we were looking ... we then renovated those units to be energy efficient, yet retaining some of their Second Empire and Victorian allure.

I had been using cards to float inventory and expenses for a business venture, and things got ugly really fast.

How does one go about finding out what the inventory levels and sub-categories are in a target market?

Also, the builder is just finishing up in Spanish Oaks, and builders are more inclined to sell the last of their inventory in a neighborhood at a discount. 

I have excess inventory deals at http://discounthousesale.com/

Someone then bought Gayle's entire inventory of books and took it off the market so copies are rare indeed.

I have inventory and my firm guarantees the lease on the properties, so it's a win-win for everyone.  

I deal with a lot of off-market high dollar deals, but sometimes I get a hold of smaller scale inventory.