I think personally you would not be wise to change a very solid carefree investment for something you have no knowledge of.One thing you may consider if your itching to do this.. is find a syndicator that may have a TIC opportunity let them do the heavy lifting and you can still do your 1031.but man i would not mess with a great thing. to move down in asset classMulti is quite frothy good to stable properties are selling at 4 to 6 caps... 

Google is more targeted in my opinion because if you are comparing apples to apples Google and Facebooks targeting methods It is clear Google is just better.Facebook targeting works by tracking what you like and post on its platform, what other sites you browse as long as you remain logged in on that device, and essentially will create a profile of you so that advertisers can target you based on your interests (scary I know).

The daughters were great but the son was always looking for a skim or to lift the full sum.

Though I'll also be the first to admit that the great ones are few and far between - the barrier to entry to become an agent is loo low, and we do not do a good enough job regulating our profession and weeding out the bad apples.

Not only are we lifting the city up but we are working towards a common goal. 

After all the time and cost of rehab, half the time you would be better off just buying a property that someone already did the heavy lifting on.Here is an example.

Trying to decide if I should sell enough Apple stock for 15-20% down on the new property or do a cash-out refi on the Alexandria property.

hey more power too you ... and comparing a condo on the beach to any house any where is apples to oranges.

It's my responsibility to make sure they learn sound financial principles and responsibility, but even if one turns out to be a bad apple, they will still get the same as everyone else because inheritance is based on relationship, not whether or not someone 'deserves it.'

That's a current APR of 84%, which is ungodly, but obv who knows whats going to happen in the next 10 months.Biggest Percentage Increase: Apple (AAPL)I purchased 100 shares at 140/share, then a month later, purchased another 100 shares at 147/share because I felt strongly that this stock was going to continue to perform.