However, if you intend to buy a lot and then use the proceeds from your prior sale to build the new property after you've taken title, then you need what's called a "construction" or "build-to-suit" 1031 exchange, which is more costly and complicated.  

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Call your accountant, 

I see a lot of folks mentioning on social media (more Facebook than here) that they wish someone would let them intern for free as a cohost.

I am about 9 years in the roomie/tenant house hack (where i basically PM'ed for the LL from the inside); and about 2.5 years in the roomie/LL bucket. one piece i will add, i try my best to not "call shots" and keep things pretty democratic/ open for dialogue discussion between everyone. unless its a safety issue (or a liability issue, like guests can be)... i prefer this to be "our home" instead of "my house". 

I think looking to get face-time with someone who is experienced in this specific situation and market status would be really helpful to answer some internal questions and provide guidance and external motivation to make a decision and get moving. 

- I call it the 'Joe Pesci Factor', as in - "I got a Guy!".

Email, phone call, letter?

I have for things I already mark on my calendars, showingtime, extended client calls/meetings, etc.

Seems like a pretty simple fix to call up the bank and update them that the entity is now an S-corp with this fancy new tax ID, possible they'd have to create a new account for it.