Personally, I would prefer to replace all the drywall, however, I'm not sure if this is unnecessary.

One unit (≈1,000 sq ft) needs a full furnace replacement due to a cracked heat exchanger.

Hey @Tyler Todhunter,I too was an avid Mint user and because of the nature of my business needed to find a Mint replacement for not only myself but for clients. 

Hey @Steven Scheetz, how often does Scheetz replace sheets?

Either way, take that unit out and replace it with at least a 5o gallon.

And i am now looking all over trying to find out when was it replaced, who replaced it, did i buy some extra insurnace or is there any manufacturer insurance, looking for replacement part and i need the appliance model number etc. 

You’re right: serious developers don’t replace pre-app meetings, civils, or title services with software.

Any exchange proceeds you don’t reinvest, or any reduction in debt compared to the relinquished property, can create boot unless offset elsewhere.A common approach in a two-property exchange like this is:Use exchange funds as equity across both acquisitions to fully absorb the $600kFinance where leverage improves overall portfolio flexibility, not just simplicityPaying cash for Property B can make sense if:You still deploy all exchange proceeds into replacement propertyYour relinquished debt is adequately replaced across A + BYou’re comfortable that any later refinance is clearly separated in time and intent from the exchange (to avoid IRS scrutiny)One thing I’d be careful of is sequencing.

.: Depends on what I’m replacing.

We don't depreciate blinds, whatever the cost is to replace is what is deducted from the deposit.