@John Woodrich, Unfortunately, properties acquired and held for rehab and then sale or flipping do not qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment. 

You will also need knowledge and experience or the treatment will be a failure in most cases.

Creating a dynamic environment makes a home more attractive by helping buyers visualize its potential, and it can also be a good tool for camouflaging any shortcomings.But staging a home goes far beyond just aesthetics, there are real tangible business benefits.

Its a problem with every sewage treatment environment.

It just needs the correct color/paint treatment.

It is pretty flexible and allows for flow through partnership treatment.

Like the post above, you've got to decide what's right for your family and graphing out the positives vs. negatives is a great visual exercise.  

You've got to do title search beforehand, only drive by and visually see the property from outside, as most of the time they are occupied.consistent monitoring through auction day.

Hi @Chris Rassam, Unfortunately, properties acquired with the intent to hold for sale such as properties acquired or rehab/flipping do not qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment.

Many people who have an LLC may actually being having it treated for tax treatment as an S corporation.