@Kevin Moyer Thanks a Tom for your advice.

It's based on Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC).  

Then yes, buy a comparable unit, and depending on your actual findings of cause, offer the Tenant a three month payment plan, or just eat it if it was an internal wiring issue.

My wife works for an international organization with a group of data scientists and they have started testing it for this use case. 

I'm currently looking into Easton for my 2nd "house hack" (1st is in Phillipsburg, NJ) and have had similar internal debates about West Ward vs Southside. 

There's no need to be overly concerned about potential property damage by the tenant, as if they belong to the category of tenants who would cause such issues, it's likely that the property may already have sustained some damage.At our organization, we have an internal protocol that recommends non-renewal if a tenant is late with payments on two or more occasions within a 12-month period.

http://www.amazon.com/2015-International-Residenti...

I have holdings in - Santiago, Dominican Republic - (28) Units, of which (21) are presently rented; - Sosua, Dominican Republic - Condo (3 Bedroom; 3 Bath)- Lands in various parts of the countryI am interested in selling off the property and lands as we will be moving to the US.Is there anyone in the BP community familiar with selling off international property?

Several of them, however, are international students.

I like asking if they would consider a intern ..