Could use some advice from someone with more experience than myself.Situation: I own a property in North Carolina that currently has a main house and ADU on it.

@Wes Mccullar That'll be lender and situation dependent for sure -- I was able to get one classified as a second home that's just 20 miles from my primary residence; however that's definitely not always the case. 

@Cody Wagner I work out of Raleigh, North Carolina.

Here's what it looks like:Two homes in a secondary market area in North Carolina.

Accordingly, a parking transaction where both the relinquished property and the replacement property are owned by the same person, or by a person and his single-member LLC (SMLLC), will not qualify for like-kind exchange treatment.As with the installment sale rules, disqualification of a like-kind exchange between related parties does not occur if the parties can establish that neither the original exchange nor the subsequent disposition had a tax avoidance motive [IRC Sec. 1031(f)(2)(C)].

Hey Carlos,First off, you can start by looking at what nearby (.5-1 mile) comparable properties have sold for in the last 6 months.

I am long time listener of the podcast and I am so excited to connect with likeminded people.I am a part of the Quiet Waters Realty Group team through eXp out here on the east coast of North Carolina.

I'm new to the area north of Detroit (Lake Orion), and I'm looking for recommendations for the following contractors.

The house is in north jersey which has cold winters.

I live just north of Los Angeles but invest in Missouri myself.