Again, final payment will all depend on taxes and insurance expenses for the exact property, but gives you an idea of what a lender would be able to do.Keep in mind that a Lender can only use what you have listed on your taxes (Schedule E). 

Sometimes having the cash in hand "liquid reserves" is a lot stronger of a position than having an open end liability aka HELOC. 

Each transaction is categorized and summed for each year and so all I need to do is copy the number from my spreadsheets when filling out my Schedule E at year-end.

More information about Property 2, it is also in the suburbs of Chicago but not in my favorite area, and not growing too fast. - Purchase price: $105 as-is- Rehab budget: $27k- Closing and loan cost: ~$8k- Down payment: $28kThe appraisal as-is came back at $113k, and after renovation, the appraisal is $150k.To finance the deal I used the Finance of America acquisition & rehab line of credit at 8.5% with a loan of $77k initial and then rehab holdback of $27k to fund the renovation.

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@Katia E CarmonaI think you are pretty stuck...

Honestly, my plan will be to liquidate real estate portfolio and invest elsewhere for retirement. 

I already have a couple of 401k's, I was looking for something more liquid.

For me, at the beach today, wiring funds and e-signing on my phone.

All activity of the property is reported on the schedule E of your tax return.If that's the case then you and your LLC are interchangeable as far as the 1031 goes.