What if that person starts out really good but dies/becomes disabled/gets sick/drops your account?   

My 1031 company has a summary guide and in it they say:"The equity in the replacement property must be equal or greater than the net equity in the relinquished property(contract sales price less routine transaction expenses less the mortgage payoff, if applicable).

Have a routine.

When I go to the edit screen, the address and city are blank and greyed out (disabled).

Should a foreclosure in one jurisdiction routinely look for liens in others? 

There are places that will pay you to live onsite....so exchange work for rent.Places that don't have onsite people often need people to do routine work...fix doors, paint, cleanup, cleanout. 

The app used to be really good but has turned poor they routinely screw up and draft full rent payments early and then tell you its their fault but I am left trying to straighten it all out very frustrating.

@Omar WilliamsI’ve routinely used credit cards to purchase and rehab properties.

That’s what you need to save for capexGeneral routine maintence is likely 1000ish per year at least on my properties.

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