It would be great and save us a lot of time if we could search the Forums by a very specific Subject or Topic since there are so many posts and Forums on BP.  

Hey guys, I know this is subjective but I'm interested in hearing others insights on a deal I have lined up.

You can buy homes Subject to the Existing Financing that way you don't have to get a loan.

Dissolve yourself in a bath of sulfuric acid to ease the pain of dealing with Propoffers.Alternatively, don't subject yourself to that kind of abuse and just walk away in peace.Guess how I know this. 

I've helped clients put together some creative deals with seller financing as well as subject-to deals.Happy to talk with you (for free) if you have any high-level questions,Dan

Experts of the BP community - what do you have to say on the subject here? 

And if you're interested in reading more on the topic, here's an article from Experian on this very subject: https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/does-filing-for-unemployment-affect-your-credit/

If you paid yourself rent, would that not become income that would then be subject to taxes vs throwing it in the bank for free?

I don't believe you can sell a portion of your 1031 entity, which is essentially what you outline here. 

The subject property value is $1.5M prior to the new building.