I would assume almost everyone who replied it was a steal or they were paying multiples of his fees  aren’t working a w-2 with zero deductible work expenses and a couple long held long term rentals.

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While still technically in seller’s market territory, inventory is well above extreme lows seen in recent years and has held steady for many months now.

I believe it's monthly, and they held it last night.

In 15 years I’ve held that job between two companies I’ve never made over $21/hour but have in the past four years since I started investing in real estate managed to buy 7 properties with 25 doors.

For this situation you would have handled differently your option but the reality is you can be held accountable as a guest even if you are ignorant, nothing to do with law.  

I actually did make an offer on a property that I should have written a lower offer for; they held on to the offer for a few days and then tried to get me to pay full price after they couldn't get other people to buy the property. 

Once the HOA started being jerks about renting it out, we held for a bit and sold.     

But according to New York City Law, (NYC Administrative Code §28-301.1) I share responsibility for the maintenance of the wall.Is there any legal way to protect myself from being held liable for the failing wall as I would consider the situation entirely due to the negligence of the bank-owned property?

Do not assume, ask your 1031 exchange agent.Qualified Use Requirement - Both the relinquished and replacement properties must meet the requirement of being held for investment or used in a trade or business.