When you have these numbers, you can build in your profit and see what makes sense.Hope this helps - be happy to give you more details if you want them

But if you do a 1031 exchange then any amount you purchase less than you sell or any amount of cash you take from the sale will be treated as profit first.So, I think this is going to come down to a  case of comparative analysis between the cost savings using just suspended loss and no 1031 vs doing a partial 1031 and taking some of the profit out.

Because I focus on short-term rentals, the places that are the most profitable will often be where people like to go so both factors will go hand in hand for many people.Finally, when we come to taxes, what I've learned from other successful investors is that taxes shouldn't be a main factor in an investment decision.

Since you’re just starting and don’t have capital, exploring hard money lenders or private lenders can be a way to get your first flip off the ground, but keep in mind those loans usually come with higher interest rates and shorter terms, so your numbers need to be really tight to make it profitable.

Not sure if that’s profitable or not, but something I’m interested in exploring.

When you factor in all the other costs, there's no profit spread left.

The second phase of drive up storage is always the highest profit and least risk.  

I hope you're able to make lots of connections and learn a great deal about real estate investing and have opportunities to come with profitable deals.One thing I may recommend, if you haven't done so already, is to learn about Trusts and LLCs as you begin your real estate investment journey, either investing on your own or with partner investors.

Definitely needed for the community and profitable as an owner.

Profit.