This caused a downward pressure on the 10 yr treasury yields, leading them to fall from 5.58% to 3.62% in the mid 1880s.

Your response reflects what I was initially feeling, especially having the pressure to pick something that may not fit my goals, but it is good to get these points from someone who has done so many 1031 exchanges.

Short term rentals are more time consuming (can be like a part time job - but so can managing regular rentals) but tend to produce more income.The East End of Long Island is incredibly difficult without a lot of cash - high end rentals want high end amenities and upkeep of the property (I’m thinking paint refreshed more often, power washing the house & patio, etc).  

Additionally finding another property will be just as challenging and I know once you sell you will probably feel pressured to find something fast.

I am licensed and work in Florida, so no sales pressure from this guy!

Throw yourself in the fire, make offers, get them accepted, get them rejected, put pressure on yourself to be forced to learn.

Obviously the supply/demand has put upward pressure on rents, which is great for units that you already own.

A load of say 500 extra pounds (chair and people) isn't a static dead force but instead will be increased with the swinging motion that occurs on the seat pressuring the beam above.

They don't need a lot of fractions to put pressure on them as they can easily put back to jail if found in violation not of the law but the probation restrictions they agreed to.  

@Abhishek Maloo1) you don’t have choice as to whether you claim depreciation, you have to recapture what you Should have claimed anyway.2) the depreciation and recapture will be a “wash”.