A 1031 is a pain to do and often time I have seen people settle for there next investment because they run out of time. 

Louis City can be a different world block by block.

I do believe he is flexible but want to make sure I don't look like the new guy on the block, so to speak.A couple of questions:-- How detailed are typical draw schedules?

Also, determine your pain threshold.

Its a pain not an embarrasement..

As an ex-realtor, I can vouch that working with buyers is a royal pain.

This landlord, I kinda felt his pain, said his bills were dynamic monthly.

The fund control acount seems like it would be a bit of a pain.

@Colleen F - I agree with you on the spending issue but as you say it's another topic.Septic in our town is a nightmare as there is a long and painful approval process (with engineering required) by the Health Dept for all repairs / replacements.

Hey Caroline,It depends on how "difficult" the tenant is being.If they decide to try and find a way to make the process painful, then this timeline isn't too far off.