If you want to keep the property but reinvest the accumulated equity, that could be a wise choice.Ultimately, the decision to use a 1031 exchange or refinance and take out equity depends on your individual circumstances and investment goals.1031 Exchange 45-Day Identification Period ConsiderationThe identification period for the replacement property is 45 days.

@Robin RoundtreeYour circumstances offer an interesting opportunity to take use of the equity in your current house to finance real estate investments.

There's no one-size-fits-all answer, it ultimately depends on your individual circumstances.

Hi,  I have an old primary residence that tenants have been in and are now vacating, it was a bit of a unique circumstance so I am trying to understand the tax ramifications or best approach. 

I have a few questions regarding proper procedures to take following a tax sale in order to safeguard the property I have purchased and protect myself from unknown costly circumstances. 1) Quiet Title ActionCould some experienced PA Tax Sale investors recommend a good attorney they have worked with for completing an action to quiet title procedure.

This measure, however, is not always relevant and can change based on a number of variables, including market circumstances, location, property type, financing terms, costs, and vacancy rates.

I would say the majority of people cobble together some half-assed moving plan either due to circumstance or being poor organizers/time managers.

whatever you do,   your first investment should be close to home or if your life circumstances allow for it,  a house hack.   

You'll get the money back under most circumstances.  

You may not even need an entity at all depending on the circumstances.