Sell the current prop to your tenant (I assume they are not a related party, or that makes things a little complicated 1031-wise).Execute the 1031, either taking out a loan for the new prop to replace the $100k debt on the current prop or replacing it with cash.

A complicated and more expensive process but many times well worth it.

But you need to check with the individual fund to make sure, since the rules are complicated.

Investing is a complicated process, and not all tasks can be finished quickly.

I have been preparing tax return myself and using Turbo Tax recent years.Now, I have one rental property, which I think will make tax return complicated, so will it worth to work with a CPA?

Content can be as simple as an article about a new business coming to your target market or as complicated as a podcast or video you created.

It is all quite complicated and needs to be written out so I can think about it, re read, and adjust.

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.I find it to be one of the more confusing states to work in thats for sure.. not confusing but complicated and one needs to understand all the nuances of each city county etc.  

This sounds complicated but I've attached the link for you to check what the income limits are HERE. 

I wouldn't go this route as it gets murky on how much they think they should put in repairs.Personally, I think them living in the property makes things very complicated.