I'd like them to find someone to take over their lease rather than start a new fresh one on Jan 1.

If your out there I’m interested to and would love to get my hands on some fresh new developments.

I moved here approximately a year ago myself, and the process is still fresh in my mind.

In particularly trendy areas, I've seen a number of freshly renovated duplex that wouldn't pass the 1/2% rule!

I think there are a lot of people wanting to move into places that are a little more rural, fresh air, lots of recreation, rivers, lakes, etc. and get away from the hustle and bustle.

Trouble is I am as fresh as they come and could REALLY use some direction.

Both sides are basically the same except I put some new baseboards down and fresh paint on the vacant side living/dining room.I just don't know exactly what to charge for the remaining tenant's rent.

Even more importantly because you're not 1031ing you get a fresh start on a depreciation calendar if you choose to reinvest.Tax free is always better than tax deferred when you can take it.

Don't get me wrong, this property was freshly renovated, had a new roof, and was definitely the best property we came across while searching. 

It had just been freshly painted and they even took up the carpet and installed new tile where the carpet used to be.