You should have virtually no vacancy in those areas if you price well and have a good product to rent.

Hi Shaun, Once you confirm that the site can be rezoned to meet your intended uses(s), you need to run a pro forma that reflects the market conditions and realities for the product you plan to create.There is (or should be) great upside potential in each phase of the trip.

The positive thing here is that there isn't a poorly written lease that you have to adhere to for months down the road.

And the other allocation that was the product of the 1031 you'll be able to do another 1031 exchange on.Kind of the ultimate house hack - part tax free, the rest tax deferred, and all of it at advantageous lending terms.

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@Daniel HanWhen asked about what could go wrong, I mention rents not being paid, poor underlying financials at the outset, unexpected expenses, to name a few. 

If they don't have a product that works for you 9/10 they can recommend you to another bank that does.

This is probably a dumb question but have you read Rich Dad Poor Dad - by Robert Kiyosaki?

Seeking out poorly marketed rentals for owner financing opportunities would be the other faster option...maybe checking craigslist or yardsigns in the area you want to buy.  

Yeah they'll write the listing (probably poorly) and hire the photographer, but as far as I know they're not going to order a couch and assemble a dining table and stock the kitchen and all that jazz so you've gotta do that either way.FWIW if you're really intent in not traveling to set it up, I did hire someone to do that part for me in one of my properties where some family health issues came up and I really couldn't get away for a week.