So the IRS would get it's money in full anyhow.

Most MH communities here are hell-bent against letting any of their trailers move off the lot, unless the unit is condemned or is destroyed, or has been there for several years and is paid for in full and the lease hasn't been renewed. 

I'm a Engineer working full time in New York and I'm interested of how people go about investing out of state in a state that has very low or no cash flow.

My thoughts were always to perform a 1031 into new real estate that returns more in rent (by more properties) and also to avoid the capital gains taxes to utilize the full equity.

Going to guess you have some rate hits going on, but can't really speculate without the full scenario.

Hello,I am a general contractor with part tIme crew, they are skilled and trustworthy but I can’t hire them full time because I do not have steady stream of revenue, we specialize in kitchen and bathroom remodel, during summer we are quite busy but thIngs slow down startIng Oct till late Feb / March.

I am 22, and working full time.

We would love for this to be something we could do full time.

Also, most lenders want to see stable job and income history so it may be harder to qualify for a loan until you are out of school and start working full time. 

You’re not obligated to share the result with a seller  So not a full appraisal but like an ARV?