No matter how you 1031 in CA (inside or out), you really need to dot your "i"s and cross your "t"s. 

Maybe you meant something different or maybe this is a tactic for a different state or, maybe I just misunderstood what you were trying to say.I don't do any investing in California.

The Fed painted themselves into a corner over the last decade plus, partly because the gutting of the manufacturing sector meant that housing & service had to take up the slack for the loss of jobs (direct and ancillary).

If the tenant ever cancels coverage, you will be notified.Here's an article explaining: https://www.credible.com/blog/home-insurance/additional-insured-vs-additional-interest/#:~:text=Additional%20insured%20is%20only%20available,t%20collect%20a%20claim%20payout.

How often have you had to foreclose on a D-T?

Originally posted by @Jaquetta T Ragland:@Ben Spader if the test comes back positive, what will they do?

wow, I was going to say, I have my own accounting spreadsheet I made with a general ledger and journal and T Accounts (if you've taken a basic accounting course you'll know what that is), but @Megan Greathouse that template is super easy and clean.

@Erin ElamOption money to seller is what you pay for the right to cancel the contract for any reason within the designated time frameEarnest money is what goes to the title company as your good faith deposit that is meant to show that you are serious about closing the transaction.

Per @t. 

the owner has no rights to foreclose unless the owner did a wrap or a second behind the first that is being bought sub to.. but those are not what those trying to do sub to are gunning for.. the old owner gets screwed in this scenerio and has no foreclosure rights so not sure maybe you meant something else.