Text message received = work order; if item repaired or replaced and I did the work, then I'll have a text message sent back to the tenant showing work completed; if it's something I had to purchases (new stove for example), then I'll have both the receipt for the appliance store & a text back to the tenant showing the work was complete.One of the nice things about my properties is I fall into that tiny sliver of properties that are exempt from having to allow emotional support animals. 1 property being a single family house not brokered by a real estate agent.

It took about a month to find the replacement contractor, and then another month to get them on board because of the slow rep we were designated.

Everything went through just fine until I got the part where it calculated that I received Cash from the exchange process ( I did NOT).Here is what happened:Duplex Sold price 375,000Mortgage Owed 220,788After all fees, I got $129k to be put towards a down payment on the replacement property.Replacement PropertyPurchase Price + closing costs $589k.Mortgage taken $438,750I put roughly about $21k on top of the $129k from the Duplex to cover the DP and closing.So, how did Turbotax assumed I received cash of about 8k from the transaction?

When inquiring about a specific property that is in need of major "cosmetic" repairs/ replacement:*drywall damage*holes in interior doors*tile missing in shower*disgusting rugs*peeling vinyl flooringAll things we have experience in replacing, however would this affect the possibility of getting a conventional or VA loan due to the clause "No major issues affecting safety, soundness, and habitability"?

Get bids on the cost to replace everything and divide the replacement cost by life expectancy      $10,000 to replace / 5 years left

You have to identify a replacement property within 45 days of sale AND the new property must cost as much or more AND you have to put all of your gains into the new property.

My view is if the back boxes are in good shape its quicker and cost effective to just cabinet reface but they feel its better to just always replace or redo cabinets in the kitchens .

It is not that much cheaper to replace the roof, floors, hvac, etc.

All AC units will be have to be replaced in the near future.

So the inspection just came back showing the following issues: - Mold in a few interior rooms- Evidence of rodents- Original roof requires repair, replacement and/or evaluation - there are active leaks in the attic - 7 out of 8 water heaters need replacing at any moment ($5600 total estimated)- 5 out of 8 A/C units need replacing at any moment ($25K total estimated)- A bunch of minor things need to be fixed, i.e.