Hey @Jules Aton, I buck the trend in that I do a custom kit with more things than most will have.In addition to the basics like band aids etc, I have both alcohol bottle plus wipes, peroxide, eye wash, little packs of antibiotic ointment, larger non stick pads, paper tape, medical tape, surgical scissors, forceps, tweezers, butterfly bandages, Surgifoam, plus more than I can remember.We are way out of town so I wanted to create a kit that has a ton of stuff that could treat many wounds.

@Ray Goto, Sorry, I gotta put another fly into your ointment.  

That would defer the tax on the other 50%.The only fly in the ointment I can see is that when your parents were buying that property initially to finish up the first 1031 they had to have the intent to hold it for investment purposes. 

The only major fly in the ointment so to speak with your plan in paying off your properties is that you are earning a pathetically low return on your cash.

that's were your going to get a fly in the ointment.. in Oregon you need to be a licensed state rmlo to do any lending on 1 to 4 units.. 

In a syndication (especially if you’re not in the country) you’re somewhat dependent on the lead to figure it out.Here’s where I see the fly in the ointment.

Truth,I see a few flys in the ointment.

One fly in Hayward's ointment is Rent Control. 

The first fly in the ointment is finding a rental in this market that will cash flow with 3.5% down.

The fly in the ointment might be if you haven’t owed the other rental for 2 years or didn’t report the income on your taxes.