But if you took a HELOC, which tends to have relatively high interest rates, your blended rate (the average of what you're paying on your mortgage plus the rate on the HELOC) would likely be in the same range as today's mortgage rate.You'd also only be renting out one unit, but by selling it might allow you to get more than one additional unit and still grow your portfolio. 

So that by the end of the amortization schedule, almost the entirety of the monthly mortgage payment goes directly to pay principal.

Once when the replacement property is purchased and held by the 1031 Intermediary in an entity for you and once at the end when its finally transferred to you.

if you just found this on Realtor.com, and don't know anything about the market, you will end up like this guy.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1193623-rent-...

It highly depends on the type of loan and lender.

Most people who are looking to pay for something that exists as networking online end up not using it and then complaining about.Whatever you pay for or don't pay for, if you try to meet the other people using it or at the meetup, and you do that consistently for six months, things will happen.

But it seems that property taxes will increase extraordinarily high next year and coupling that with expensive home owners insurance.

You are right at the edge of the end or our rental season.

I always say too study the questions at the end of each chapter. 

Either way, the deduction of that interest ends up being a refund to me every year and gets put back into my pocket.