I'm also not thrilled about paying Intuit any more $.This sounds a bit like a mess, so I'm hoping there is some workaround here that I could propose to my CPA.

So the pros and cons of each option as I understand it:1031 DST: Pro: start the investment with a bigger chunk of money because I didn't have to pay taxes on it. 

We have not run TransUnion SmartMove yet for her, as she would have to pay to run it and we look at everything we can first to see if we know they will be rejected before having them pay for the screening.

This amount is below what I pay now; however, this rule does not apply to "hotel apartments," which is my apartment classification.

I had 19 of my 200 rentals in Dayton OH for that exact reason and you pay for what you get. 

.= approx. 700My monthly cost for living in one unit= approx $1800 (which is what I pay to rent right now).

It pays for the water, sewer, taxes, and provides us with a small cash flow distribution each year.

Individuals overwhelmed by debt may need to liquidate their property to pay off creditors.Divorcing CouplesDivorce often necessitates the sale of shared property to divide assets quickly.

So, does a 3rd party purchase the property and the buyer pays the 3rd party?

And now that the furniture is not an expense (since I’ve already purchased it) I literally just need to plop it somewhere vs pay for storage!