Have you changed your habits in food supplies available to your guests?

I'm a bit cautious about Airbnbs in cities -- I'm not familiar with the regulations in Atlanta, but I would recommend really looking into it and pouring through all the past news articles about lobbying/short term rentals/unhappy residents, etc to gauge the possibility that your rental could be banned/zoning issues/increasing taxes, etc.

Much more than she cleared working, after paying for child care, driving to the salon (45minutes each way), paying her 'chair rent' & buying the salon inflated supplies she must use.

I live in NH and i was wondering what sort of regulations are there?

And of course the QI plays a key role for you as your guide through the maze of 1031 regulation.

Because we have high taxes, lots of regulations, we’re one of the most pro-tenant states, and the resultant business climate is terrible.

That's about a 15 month supply.  

Oddly, prices are being held steady in my market because the drop in demand has been met with a higher drop in supply.  

@William Richard Arens I agree with @Heather Skowronsky  that your parents are much better off selling the home and dramatically increasing their savings and even in this market I can see them selling their farm for 700k relatively quickly due to lack of supply in northern va area in general.

Home values have moved downward from their absolute highs of between 6% and 9% but this is to be expected because of the laws of supply and demand.