It barely breaks even, assuming the 10-2021 expiring rents can be raised to the level of the top two (are these market?).

My current employer has said that they want us back in the office eventually, but have not yet given us a set date. 

I agree with you on letting 1031 time expire if I can't find a suitable replacement.

My initial thought was to start updating all new leases upon renewal, while this may be what I end up doing, all of my renewal dates are scattered far apart so I was hoping to get some advice on if there were any faster options to avoid waiting too long and causing reputation damage or lawyer issues in the long run where while I failed to do enough research I did not personally set these leases the way they are. 

I realize this thread is a little dated...All excellent comments and suggestions!

Plus there is no shipping date even given for things like that right now.If they are unhappy, let them break the lease and move on.I'd also tell them that they can treat your repair people with respect.

Hi, I'm looking in Providence for my 1st multi-unit deal (I have only done SFRs to date).  

To get the most accurate and up-to-date information your best bet is to get in touch with a realtor in the market you're looking to get set up with direct access to the MLS. 

Hi all,I’ve been an avid Bigger Pockets listener and forum lurker for some time now and I think I’m finally ready to take the leap into my first rental property.We plan to build a home on my in-laws farm shortly - realistic move in date wouldn’t be for atleast 1.5 years as we’re still preparing the lot.

.* Loads of updates: 2019,Basement refrigerator, 2018 newfurnace and AC, 2009 new roof.No pets allowedTenants pay utilitiesLooking for either October 15thmove in date or November 1st!