Typically, a good GC can guide you through the entire process and has architects that tend to partner with on most projects. 

I've created agent onboarding guides in the past so I'd be happy to share more info if needed!

@Robert Kemp Brandon Turner's book, "The Book on Rental Property Investing" includes downloadable guides that spell out the qualifications that applicants must meet to be eligible.

Could you guide me on how to transition my career, the necessary documents I need to bring from the Philippines, and what steps I need to take to sell properties in California?

To actually have a sober house successful where she can guide and assist everyday to that person to be successful and to help them navigate the area they're in have an assistance of a driver to get the people to the places they need to get to on a daily basis and a structured plan that they have to do and figure out to get everything done that they need to get done and to also get a job and become successful sober houses will allow you to leave the house for the weekend or allow you to not be there consistently and you have a lot of freedom but if you don't have any support and you have no resources and you have no money and you have no phone it's a setup for disaster because you have too much time on your hands and no organization no guidance 12 step programs and AANA are all a good thing if the person can do that route but a person like me found the depression and repetition of using through stories and that wasn't my way to stay sober and to stay on a lane of being a successful citizen again...

Start with BiggerPockets Ultimate Beginners Guide (free).

I've flipped property worth over 1.5 million all the way down to 50,000. Every area and every deal brings different risks. Higher price points present more risk from a capital allocation method but in really low-price...

Start with BiggerPockets Ultimate Beginners Guide (free).

It's worth spending a couple thousand dollars to get the facts about what you can and cannot do and to be guided through the process correctly the first time by an attorney specializing in these complex, ever-changing laws.

I would day often NO.So it’s a tricky process - trying to thread the needle.Best advice is to work with a broker who has been there and done that and can guide you thru the process. 1031s are not rocket science but there is a skill and knowledge component to successfully get one done.Also pick an Exchange intermediary and trust their advice and counsel.