In your case here, there's probably a prescriptive easement through the church area that you can have enforced if it comes down to it.

Doctors are writing prescriptions without verifying the need, making any attempts to correct the actual problem, or considering how it impacts society or business owners.

Everyone goes out trying to find the magic line, that pink pill of wonders.NO dude.You cant just go out there and expect to make deals no matter how much marketing you send out.

I found Appfolio to be the best but the price was just a tough pill to swallow so I declined.

I do know the state statutes do not forbid a landlord from adding a provision in the lease stating any personal property left behind may be considered abandoned and that the landlord may dispose of it in any manner they deem reasonable, save for prescription drugs.

You have to actually evaluate someone to know if that is the right prescription.

It is credibility that converts traffic into leads and ultimately deals.So my friend.I have 2 pills for you.

We also just had a supposedly reputable doctor who was shut down and arrested for running a pill mill.I think this is the first lawyer I ever saw a post in a forum streaming questionable practices without the standard disclaimer that this is not legal advice and you should consult your attorney, state regulations etc etc.

But what it does not do is give you a prescriptive check list for whether or not your property will qualify for a 1031 exchange. 

@Sam Leon I had a landlord just like you and I have to say that you guys are a nightmare.Mine used to send me email about having guests over to my house and etc, everytime I had a guest he would ask when is he leaving, its super annoying and harassing, you need to take a chill pill and stop.