(And best case it was a rental for 17 years then a primary for 3, making only 15% possibly eligible.)Personally, if you and he are both 100% sure of the facts I would first reach out to a qualified intermediary (a person who handles 1031’s).

Your personal assets are protected with a viel, which can be pierced under certain circumstances.

However, it is mostly geared toward a person who has a W-2 job themselves, which is not the case for me, so there are some applications that I am finding confusing. 

The exact definition varies from person to person, but I mainly consider them <$40k reno and hitting those items.

The rationale being you are reducing your personal housing costs as the rented unit will be covering some of the costs. 

Personally, I'd do it.

A great way to meet people in your local community is to attend in person meet ups.

On the other hand, BRRRRs will cash flow slightly.I personally think that the farm purchase is more of an emotional decision for me and I am leaning towards not going forward so I can invest in BRRRRs which helps me achieve my goals more quickly. 

A lot of investors don't see the unit in person before purchasing since it's mainly for rental purposes so have your Realtor at least check it out.

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