@Carlos Paz It was good for me, it's very straight forward step-by-step process.

Thought I'd share with you step by step how we move thru the process and such, since there seems to be alot of folks asking if anyone has done this, or just researched it.

Most importantly, there needs to be a good tenant screening process.

The only thing better than that would be the first option and actually complete the 1031 and don't pay any tax at all.Feel free to reach out if you'd like to process further.

I agree with everything you said on the process.  

Building the right team and assembly line can streamline the process, providing  guidance and support as you navigate a new market and grow your investment portfolio.

Screen tenants - Implement thorough tenant screening processes to minimize risk of vacancy and potential rental income loss.4.

This can add to your expenses, but can also help streamline the management process and increase the overall value of the property.Additionally, larger apartment buildings may come with more regulatory requirements and tenant issues to navigate.

My strategy in the past had typically involved minimal equity investment in properties to maintain a positive or net zero cash flow (as long as I wasn't losing money each month), thereby allowing me to claim substantial depreciation losses with little initial cash outlay.

At least the process here will be harder than just a city council getting together and banning it overnight on a whim.