Sure, there are rules and whatnot, but that's the gist.So... if are involved with the business from a day to day perspective, and if you have a profit motive, then this is no different than selling used copiers or being a consultant.Speak to a qualified tax pro to help understand the rules so you know how to position your facts.

I have no idea how much equity they have on the property.So say the property is listed at $500K, can you get a DSCR loan for say the 70% first position, and have the seller finance the 30% down payment in second position, all while they're trying to 1031 that property into another another one.Assuming it *is* possible, what would the benefits be for the seller, tax-wise or what would be the ideal strategy here for both buyer and seller?

For most lenders it typically requires having at least 1-2 builds previously completed, but I'm sure there are other options if it happens to be your first.

Plus, there's still so many positive cash flowing and 1% deals here in Columbus Ohio.

Also find out what rights you have to terminate the lease as that may be the best option. 

If you can get your loan amount up to $75k and value $100k+ you should have additional options.

@Aaron Maxwell I'd be happy to discuss the positives of investing in Toledo and the local market here. 

Transplant hospitals might be another option. 

Since the first position buyer was a neighbor and my client's offer was financed, it was difficult to compete, but there are some steps buyers and their brokers can take to outwork cash and other offers. - Position.

I'm in the position to apply(depending on lender DTI requirement) for conventional financing through the builder at <6% interest rate in this current market.