Most of which I'm sure will occur on the ground moving through my first and then subsequent deals.

This can result in column failure and subsequent structuralmovement of the home.

https://biggerpockets.s3.amazonaws.com/slides/The+Real+Estate+QUICKSTART+GUIDE.pdfBest of luck with your future offers,Verna Medlin

Can someone else purchase the subsequent taxes? 

It sounds like you let things slide, which will result in an unscrupulous tenant acting more a fool.

I'd love to spring board off of our existing property to build our family's future and [hopefully] with the bonus of not being dependent on art for the majority of my income and subsequently fall back in love with making art again!

Hi @Peter J Struck, The proposed tax policy changes that would effect 1031 Exchanges never made it into the House Ways and Means Committee mark-up nor the subsequent revisions released.

I live in Texas and one of my rental properties is having the roof slide due to broken supports.

I'm going to contact city hall and see if this will be officialized, but it sounds like they have some leniency given that the moratorium and subsequent regulations (i.e 300 ft requirement) would put many people in financial straits.Glad the pro-STR crowd came out in full force at last night's meeting.

Both agents let that slide.