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Andrew Vascassenno
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Denver, CO
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Intro and Question on becoming a Qualified Intermediary

Andrew Vascassenno
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Denver, CO
Posted

Hey everyone,

I have been on BiggerPockets now for a couple months or so, so figured I would take the time to introduce myself. I am a newly licensed CPA and REALTOR in the Denver market excited to get started in real estate investing myself but also to help others get involved. I caught the REI bug shortly after graduating from college as I saw the potential wealth building opportunities it has to offer. I enjoy long walks on the beach, making snow angels, etc. Just kidding, but I do enjoy being outside (hiking, backpacking, mountain biking, dirt biking, camping, etc) which makes Colorado the perfect place for me. Anyway, that's me in a nutshell. If you're in the Denver area and ever want to chat about anything, reach out!

Now, I have a question about becoming a qualified intermediary for 1031 exchanges. I have done some research online and read some forum posts on here but still not sure how to get started. I figure the easiest way is to do a 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' situation and work for someone else for free (which I am definitely open for). As a CPA and REALTOR, this seems like a great business to mash up my two professions. Can anyone give some good resources to check out in order to find out the best way to get this business off the ground? 

Thank you, any info is greatly appreciated!