I don't think the house will cash flow appropriately at the current value.  

Thanks, @Tiffany Johnson  If your available to be on campus, definitely touch base with the appropriate legislators and offer your input.  

I am trying to figure out what is the most common and appropriate approach.

and when they pay off you can do another 1031 to continue your tax deferral.As part of a retirement portfolio DSTs and TICs are 1031 compliant and are absolutely appropriate for someone wanting to make the move from active to passive. 

Houses near the BU bus line (particularly on Main street, Front street and Riverside) are in the highest demand.Properties that need work are appropriately discounted, and plentiful.

Pull the last 6 months of comps in your neighborhood and price appropriately.

I am trying to anticipate potential scenarios to try and mitigate this issue and prepare appropriately. 

I do have certainty regarding the appropriate facts, so I brought them to the table to provide clarity to readers of this thread. 

Yes, appropriate cashflow that meets your personal underwriting and expectations is absolutely imperative. 

Also similar to contractors if they dont get back to you in an appropriate amount of time you are probably not going to be happy with the service.