I'll agree to use licensed folks for major work, but I'm not gonna pay a plumber to swap out a garbage disposal when I can do it (not that I do, I have my handyman do it, but you get the idea).

In the great state of Georgia, contractors only have 30 days to file a lien after issuing an invoice.8) We swap lien waivers for the final check.

O normally use Geisel and they are awesome but Fairview was $800 cheaper on a dry box swap out so hopefully I'm not just getting what I pay for.

They have offered a 10 year term with a 30 year amortization fixed at five years at 4.875% adjusted to the 5 year LIBOR swap plus 3.0% with a floor of 4.375%.The property is fully rented grossing $6,300 per month.

But if your hvac is new and you keep it for appliances it's highly unlikely they swap you for a brand new one, most likely they repair it as much as they can, which could be a big waste of time for you, having to give notice to your tenant, and all the other stuff that comes along with waiting for a 3rd party company. 

We actually sold a building this week & I was able to do a "swap & drop" 1031 exchange with my 50% of the proceeds thanks to Teresa Person at 1031exchangecorp.com

You can always swap rate for fee or fee for rate. 25% down will have better pricing than 20% down, yes. 

If you're looking at a 1031 people call it a "swap til you drop" -if you plan to defer tax forever the rate doesn't matter. 

Ended up paying him another $50 to bring us a different refurb dryer and swap them.

@Joseph Pratt, unfortunately your exchange is going to have to involve a QI as opposed to @Christopher Smiths since you're actually selling to a 3rd party and then purchasing from a separate party - not a simultaneous swap.