Hi Everybody, I've been driving for leads.

Please reach out directly.

I would be hesitant to put any money into a property during a redemption period as you would put your capital at risk if the property is redeemed or the sale is successfully challenged.Once the redemption period passes and the county issues the deed directly to you it would be safer to begin any renovations. 

We have been blessed to serve a a ton of Bigger Pockets clients and the biggest challenge we have with house hackers is the FHA Self Sustainability test.. 75% of the overall rent has to cover the PITI.. with rates where they are this has been a big challenge. 

(square footage, facing direction, driveway position, quality of finishings etc). 

We are struggling to know which direction we should go.We currently live in a condo that if  sold in this market we would net $80k.

Again If you want more one on one info, you can either message me directly or call my office.

They build up reviews across all the listings.The downside is that if you want to switch PM's or self manage, you will have to start over.

The above questions leads into this one:  How much do you want to spend rehabbing the property? 

Best,GZHello @Gabriel Zepeda,As @Andrew Abeyta correctly mentioned, there is not a direct and clean way to use 1031 exchanges to pay off debt on your existing portfolio.  1031s are great for lots of things, and they're really important to serious investors; however, they are not very useful as a tool for deleveraging.