This would be a much cheaper option.Thank you all for responding and providing insights and information!

You would be better off with a 1031 exchange it into another property, rather than paying capital gains.You seem to believe you are cash heavy, but I think you are overestimating how far that cash will go and with only $50K income for a family, you have low income coming in. 

Is it possible to 1031 exchange farmland for a commercial or multifamily property?

Offer to help them out in exchange for the opportunity to learn.

Any insights into this matter would be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks for those insights,  @Zach Gard.

Thanks for any insight!

I'm happy to share any insights.

If you're really bored and want to read additional insight into my reasons for what I say in the other article, and if you like snowboarding (lol), check out-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/snowboard...Hope those help!

If you are an investor (preferably a multi-family), and could use a hand with running errands, painting walls, running to Home Depot, or anything that takes a little stress off your shoulders... in exchange for the knowledge and expertise you have gained throughout your journey.