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And unemployment is starting to tick up. seems like the MF market is in the middle of a big correction right now.. from the posts we see on BP from limited partners.

They will lead you in the right direction.

But you can always attempt to do 1031 and if you run out of time you just pay the taxes.I would suggest you do the math, it's not about getting the last dollar right, its about understanding the principle.

We are purchasing land in OBX and have a great builder lined up to build us what should be a tremendous rental property.

They didn't pay and left the place a mess, with plenty of belongings like beds, clothes, bikes, etc. 

You're in the right place, BP is an amazing community.

If you need structured education, coaching and guidance to do that, then I would argue there is tremendous value to participate in a program like the Academy that aligns with your goals.

But, that is not always the right answer and you should speak with someone familiar with your personal situation to get advice specific to you.

Your probably not going to surmount the city the "left hand not knowing what the right hand" is doing as far as the grandfathering, trespassing, etc.