They often rule out a 1031 Exchange because they are tired of dealing with property management issues, but they might be interested in a 1031 Exchange if they consider investment options that do not involve property management headaches, such as:Net Lease Properties (often referred to as triple net leases)Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs)Tenant-In-Common Investment Properties (TICs) @Leslie Pappas can address the DSTs.

They have 2 different addresses (1900 and 1902 Main St) and 2 stand alone buildings one the same property lot.  

I've done so because I live with and take care of my father, but my "permanent address" is the condo.This condo is owned free and clear (not %100 mine), and would work better as a long term rental.  

I am also interested if you would be willing to send me some numbers or an address so I can take a look at it!

I am having trouble finding a good source to get the name and mailing address of property owners from a list of addresses I currently have.

I have sent out one mailer to 1398 addresses, 997 absentee vacancies and 401 tax delinquencies.  

See how responsive they are, if they address turnover quickly, if repairs look "expensive", etc.  

I looked into it but ended up thinking it wasn't such a great idea before even addressing the zoning thing.  

Mark Gee suggest you call the local oil companies and see if they can tell you if they've done an oil delivery or tank sweep at that address.

Misappropriation of security deposits is punishable by jail time and a fine.Here is what the Oklahoma statute says about returning deposits:"Upon termination of the tenancy, any security deposit held by the landlord may be applied to the payment of accrued rent and the amount of damages which the landlord has suffered by reason of the tenant’s noncompliance with this act and the rental agreement, all as itemized by the landlord in a written statement delivered by mail to be by return receipt requested and to be signed for by any person of statutory service age at such address or in person to the tenant if he can reasonably be found.