Some rules/procedures may differ from state to state, so it never hurts to have a contact in the different states you plan to be in.

Not knowing the final plan, I'm not sure if 1031 is a good option.

Again, that's all fine and good but the numbers have to work which is why I was hoping to speak to someone with first hand knowledge of owning a property or properties in the town without an axe to grind like the Seabrook sales people.On the issue of negative STR regulations roughly half the houses in the town are in their rental program currently so I don't see that as an issue in the future as an investor as it's baked into the town's business model and not likely to change.

Quickly after purchasing the building, RCA implemented a strategic CapEx program that increased both Revenue and NOI.

The German duplex has two identical floor plans above ground.

So, my question is then is my new plan doable or is there a better strategy?

This criteria is for 1-4 and 5-8 unit programs.

@Khandbari Rai pros- you can make a  smaller  payment ( the Int ony  payment ) for  up to 10 yrs    ...cons - the rate for this program is slightly higher than regular amortizing loan ...if you make the min payment - your loan balance  will not move  down at all  over  10 yrs  -  the lender  uses the  full amortizing  payment for qualifying  ...at the end of 10 yrs - the lender will change the payment to a  fully amortizing payment for the  remaining balance over the  remainder of the loan term ( likely to be 20 yrs)

I plan to manage the property myself but am looking for professionals to help fill my unit with reliable tenants and take them through the contract phase. 

I currently live in Michigan, but I plan on moving to Florida.