For us, at present and because of how evictions are not as landlord-friendly as we'd like in NJ, we're willing to pay the airbnb platform fees in exchange for what we think they can do for us if there is ever a dispute. 

Ran into this situation, see if anyone can relate:My client was looking to do 2 deals fast for a 1031 exchange.

I would even require them to sign a short statement that they are leaving in exchange for cash, won't come back, etc.

Welcome to BiggerPockets and congratulations on doing the work, @Jordan NaeemAlways looking to connect and exchange with like-minded people!

Depreciation unrecapture "kicks ins" when you sell the property unless you do a 1031 exchange. 

Access to more deals, getting referrals for good contractors and exchanging knowledge about things going on in that market - all has been beneficial.  

And i understand there are other ways to avoid tax like keep doing 1031 exchange until i drop and leave the house for next generation.

For that reason I personally positioned myself in Dallas where I see growth and cashflow returns to be a bit stronger than say Austin over the next decade, I think at this point though Austin is the clear winner if you are buying a flip properties and looking to 1031 exchange your way up to larger properties the scale is on a completely different level.

I'm sure others can give you more information about 1031 exchanges, etc., but I've bought a dozen homes holding them and selling every two years ... never had to pay any capital gains or taxes.Good luck!

A couple are1) Are you familiar with tax laws that are specific to real estate - real estate professional status, depreciation, cost segregation study, 1031 exchange, QOF, qualified business income deduction.