They do this because they side on the fence of conservatism. 

I've also been trying to convince him to buy a rehab house using the "Labrador puppy idea" he's been dreaming about for the past year because I'll be able to create a fenced yard for his current pug-beagle dog and the new puppy.Account Closed - Thank you.

I’m just trying to do all I can to get creative with my options haha and having trouble finding this exact info online.

I purchased a SFH in Cleveland, Ohio and I’m having trouble renting it out.

The trouble isn't getting started with the capital that we have - it's the need to replace an entire income in such a short amount of time.

While it would appear to be a bad move, the tenant in the upgraded apartment may be happier, stay longer, tolerate rent increases and be less trouble.

This is great to find this discussion since I too am having trouble getting answers from QI.If I understand the discussion, my wife and I can sell our relinquished property, create an LLC in our names and purchase replacement property if we live in a community property state.However, if we don't (as in our own South Carolina) any multi-member LLC would be seen as a partnership and a separate taxable entity (disqualifying 1031 status).This seems to leave us with buying as ourselves and putting into separate LLC's after 1 to 2 years which not too appealing (mostly due to timing).Is there another option we might consider that either allows going to LLC sooner or immediately?

I have looked on the Cence.gov website and had a lot of trouble trying to find a chart or values.

I’m looking to have a mtr in the central Florida area, but I was wondering if it’s better to classify it as a long term rental to avoid all the str laws or will this get me into any trouble based on their rulings as to what differentiates a str vs ltr ?

It's pretty amazing the volume.The phrase "I want to work with you to help save your home from foreclosure" can get you into a lot of trouble in some states unless you are an attorney.