How can we structure this properly so that it's Kosher for the IRS and so that the integrity of the 1031 will not be compromised?

How can we structure this properly so that it's Kosher for the IRS and so that the integrity of the 1031 will not be compromised?

Perhaps try to put in an adjoining address to see if it is attached or try any other address to see if the site is functioning properly?

What I am suggesting is the proper way, however, it should not be construed as legal or accounting advice in any way, shape of form. 

With that being said, does anyone have any experience hiring a contractor/gc to "baby" us through the process (show and help us to pull permits, how to run proper plumbing, framing etc) from start to finish?

Can I renew the lease with market rent after proper notice?

Long story short: Tenant lets me know the dryer isn't functioning properly.

@Michael Floskis I can recommend a few, who I've used personally on deals and who have presented at our local real estate group over the years.Any good attorney will not only help you with the setup of the LLC but give you instruction on how to properly maintain the entity going forward.

The key to STR’s, in my opinion is location, location, quality of upkeep, and proper property management.

I was buying in all-cash (and there are still wholesalers selling reasonable deals with quick closing), but I'm also leery of buying anything without proper inspections anymore.