I would suggest you seek professional help. and, when you do get the solution, please enlighten us all.

But I'm very curious about the considerations one must make with 1031s because they are integral to my long-term plan; please enlighten me.

Thanks for the topic and I like where your head is at because I am from the total opposite end of the spectrum, actively managing a fairly high maintenance, consistent turnover, multi unit apartment building.I am curious to know your syndication details/results: type of project, minimum investment, duration, return structure(irr, %split, monthly,etc), size of sponsor(number of employees, years of business), how you heard of sponsor, etc, etcIMHO, aside from RE ETF's or REIT stocks, syndication deals are about as passive RE investment as you can get, if not, hopefully this thread will enlighten us!

Can I also get some enlightenment on this topic as well?

Not that I am not willing to be enlightened on why you wouldn't get licensed.

But Im still curious about other aspects in this space.Only if you feel comfortable and have time, would you mind enlightening us on:1) How did you find your deal?

Maybe some enlightenment on how to make this work when there is no controlling the market.

Mark that kind of analysis would be very helpful and enlightening to see.

It was not a "life changing" book for me personally, but very enlightening and informative and worth a read.

If you could enlighten us to the price range you're looking at and what kind of interest rate you're looking at, that would help a lot!