So is learning the math involved in identifying a good deal.Free feel to reach out if you have any questions.

This means working with an investor friendly agent like me to identify foreclosures/distressed homes to buy and purchasing one with the intent to owner occupy for at least 1 year.

While they were under there, they identified more issues not included in the original scope of work. 

Based on the limited reading I've done on the 1031 process, it is my understanding that I would have 45 from closing of property A to identify property (ies) B, C, D, etc.

Also, in NY inspectors are no longer allowed to test for mold so do your due diligence in identifying any moist areas or potential places mold can grow at high levels (inspectors will normally point out any suspect spots they just can't run a mold "test" as they are not certified to do so).I normally use inspectors based off referrals (maybe you have a fellow home buyer who can recommend one to you).

You will be stuck with the property for longer than you intended if you do not do the work to identify a buyer while you complete the other steps.There are lots of buyers out there, but everyone has their own goals and characteristics they look for in distressed assets.

We identified a neighbourhood that has an incredibly unique character, which really doesn't have much expansion opportunity.

I can’t accept the congratulations yet because all I have accomplished so far is leaving a lucrative job 😂After much research, I think I have identified a job that would be the ideal transition using my skills.

You're in a good spot just try to identify your target cash flow number and find the ways you can reach it.

If they can not identify and it's still flowing they will turn it back off to prevent possible flooding inside of the home if there is a break somewhere.