@David Corboy, if you can generate sufficient net positive cash flow that funds your maintenance reserve and puts some money in the bank and you get 6% annual appreciation, will that meet your financial planning objectives?

If you have a roofing company come in and do everything it might be more cost effective then bringing in a mold specialist to sand all that down. 

What are your goals and objectives?

The larger stuff is usually handled by large national firms that specialize in one asset class like retail or office etc. or specialist firms like mine where I focus on commercial retail.

Be sure to talk to your financial adviser and an exchange specialist before starting your 1031 Exchange.

Also, what are your primary objectives when you analyze your deals?

What is the long term objective? 

These "zoning bar" folks are the ones to ask, they're specialists who know the system.

However, within 2 year (when home appreciated quite a bit), my uncles and aunts started to object (despite agree to the deal before) and saying my mom fooled them, bought the house without their approval, etc. 

@Rahul SunkavalliBecause the banks can be a nightmare to deal with and I used to be a loss mitigation (REO) specialist for Chase so I know.