This is the second replacement property to complete a 1031 exchange.

But if you’re still pulling rent comps manually, copying numbers into spreadsheets, and trying to underwrite dozens of deals a week you are wasting time.Here’s where AI and simple systems can help:Surface listings with below-market rents or pricing gapsAutomate comp pulls and underwriting templatesFlag risk factors and patterns that are easy to miss manuallyStay consistent across marketsSharpen your market researchThe goal isn’t to replace your judgment.

Personally, if you are self employed or have a lot of stuff going on income wise, I would first look at getting a second opinion from a more aggressive CPA. 

STL varies area wise so be careful.

**Hiring Legal Assistance:** Given the complexities involved, hiring an attorney who specializes in real estate or landlord-tenant law can be a wise investment.

Of note, in Florida we lenders are not legally allowed to ask for the "Replacement Cost Estimator" from the insurance company and the agents/companies won't/can't provide it, so we lenders don't have a guide to show how they are deriving replancement cost.

Hi, I am replacing siding on a 100 year old 1,500 square foot craftsman home in CT.

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Relationships > reach.Workflow-wise: Having a simple CRM or shared tracker to keep leads and follow-ups tight makes a huge difference, especially if you're juggling multiple markets.

However you are unlikely to hold long enough that your electrical, windows, sewer, hardscape need replacing.