I am a new investor out of San Francisco Bay area and after 90 days of BP Forum and Podcast, I have decided to reach out to Norada last month and I was able to get a phone consultation in 6 or 7 days after booking via their website, Next they connected with me with one finance company that was unsuccessful to fund my investment.

However, we’ve been consulting with Roofstock for a few months now and working closely with them on developing an API and I have to give them credit for making big strides in this space.  

As to the tax implications, us lenders have been programmed since birth to retort "consult your tax advisor".

As always, none of this should be construed as legal advice and we recommend you consult a real estate attorney.

I've encouraged them to contact a 1031 specialist, but this question has me curious so I wanted to bring it to this forum for consultation as well.

You should consult an attorney or CPA for your specific situation.ANONYMITY: When you create the LLC, your name is recorded on the documents and published on the Secretary of State's website for all to see.

Keep crushing it bro, all the best As an agent I’m going to respectfully disagree that this is about whether the OP used an agent as opposed to a consultant like yourself.

I just signed a consultancy agreement with a data center developer who is currently looking to purchase property suitable for data center development within the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Consult with a financial professional and continue to analyze both markets.

I do a fair amount of financial consulting; I formerly was a Series 7 registered representative.We see ourselves as asset fiduciaries more than property managers per se; I don’t need to make a killing off my clients.