For example we often talk about 20 or 30 year roofs, but rare is it that I see one that is that old. 

Continue to strive toward your objectives, absorb lessons from failures, and never give up.Whether it's a good transaction or a setback, be willing to learn from every event.

I do not talk about my RE business at work or to coworkers though--unless they ask something very deliberate.

If you want to talk more, reach out.

I'm sure that would require permitting, and you'd need to talk to the city and explain what you're trying to do to get a better sense. 

@Lesley StollYou'll want to talk to a 1031x expert asap so you know exactly when the clock starts for identifying a new properties to exchange into. 

I would encourage you to see about getting something before you separate as your ability to get a loan should be stronger now - but talking to a great lender will give you the ultimate answer you'll need about that. 

I just like things between Denver and Boulder.The middle suburbs are primed to be a good appreciation market over the next few years as highe prices continue to push people out of the city.Have you talked to a lender?

We have multiple affordable markets that are continuing to appreciate, such as Columbus.

Feel free to DM and we can talk more about it.