I’ve decided that doing a 1031 into a more traditional property is the best move, here.

Yes, the pharmaceutical companies control medicine.

Buying from a wholesaler can get you a good deal, but you’ll want to make sure your lender is comfortable with that kind of purchase since some lenders prefer traditional listings.

Are you moving toward private money, partnerships, or traditional lending again?

DSCR loans are good products for someone who has a high DTI, doesn't have a traditional job or who would like to do less paperwork. 

DSCR lenders tend to be cautious with anything that resembles co-living, so presenting it clearly as a traditional rental makes the process much smoother.Hope that helps!

Plus most of the KC metro has banned new short-term rentals (some were grandfathered in), while places like Columbia, MO, have banned them altogether.If you’re focused on traditional long-term rentals with 12-month leases and plan to manage from out of state, I strongly recommend sticking to A and B class markets.

You I don't think a traditional lender would get you there but, cash or creative finance probable would.

BUT it will be MUCH more complicated and therefore expensive than a traditional exchange.

Do you prefer lenders who can move fast, or are you okay waiting through traditional approval times?