A good QI will ensure that any details of a Construction 1031 are taken care of, so I would find one you trust and then consult them on the best course of action.For a little light reading, here are some articles on this type of exchange: http://www.exeter1031.com/construction_1031_exchan...https://www.1031exchange.com/improvement/https://www.cwscapital.com/insights/understanding-...Best of luck!

Seems fair to me, but your situation may be different.

If your budget is low try Bayonne a little further south but still fairly easy to get to Manhattan.

Landlord tenant law and fair housing is enough to get most new investors to think twice...plus unless you have access to PM tools like screening services, MLS and other rental marketing sites, vetted leases, vendors to handle repairs...you should let a professional handle it.  

He has even sent video updates of his work progress.What pleases me more are the additional steps that Bryan and City Waterproofing have taken to ensure an enjoyable business relationship.

(of course, it can also be invested in mutual funds and other liquid securities).When moving funds from your prior employer 401k, ensure that it is does as direct rollover "trustee-to-trustee," to avoid any tax issues.Once it's in your Solo 401k Plan, you'll be able to pursue most investments with all the tax advantages that you expect from a 401k plan.Some investments that are available in Self-Directed Solo 401k may result in taxable income to the 401k, not to you personally.

Your answer is totally fair.

There is a property I am eyeballing that would require a fairly extensive remodel, but it is also big enough and laid out in a way that made me think it might be a good idea to convert it to a duplex. 

However, my credit is only fair and and FHA loan is not a option. ( 4+ year old closed credit cards that are being paid off). 

Wash, rinse, repeat every 3-5 years.Personally, I think the best thing you can do is to be open minded and ensure that you have options.