I was always too focused on work... but if you're lucky maybe between you and your spouse you would have the available bandwidth to do it.3) if you purchase in NM you might benefit from the benefits of a NM LLC...4) Buying where you live (or at your next pcs) with the intent to leverage it's sale with a 1031 swap for a new investment property (potentially this time in Kentucky(?))

Lets exchange info and feel free to be harsh!! 

Worse case, I get my appraisal back, maybe it's jumped up a bit (Zillow says its worth $110K, Redfin says $160K) and I can 1031 it for something else, or just keep it. 

Only way to avoid this is to do a like kind exchange into another investment property.

It looks like 1031 is the way I need to go.

If he has some sort of medical insurance, either through his job, an exchange, or some other route, he should make a claim on that policy, as far as coverage for the injury.This would be covered by some sort of short term disability policy or an AFLAC type policy. 

Hey BP nation, I have a question and could use some advice. I am an architect, designer and project manager with over 25 years in the business. I have owned rental property, flipped a few house in NJ. I am now current...

@Benjamin Bungartz - Top questions to ask- 1) What is your commission- (Many will  tell you 6 or 7 but push that...Ask for a discount if they are a transnational agent vesus a listing broker or if they know you need to 1031 out of this enticing them with a lesser commission on one with the hope of potentially helping you as the buyer broker through the 1031 is enticing.2) What will you do to actively market my asset?

Property is a value-add deal, in which client rolled 1031 funds into this property and will look to develop the property from 6-units to 12-units.

Depreciation recapture is tax you’ll need to pay upon sale of the property (unless you 1031 exchange the property).