I actually have another project going on simultaneously and both should be finished around the same time, so I will definitely post case-studies once they're completed.Thanks for checking in man!

You do a simultaneous exchange where your sale and purchase happen at the same time with other 1031 documentation present.  

Simultaneously research rents, and separately sale prices for similar properties.These data points will tell you whether it's feasible to build on the site.

Before refi, I owned the property in my name but they allow me to quit claim the property into the LLC (technically before but realistically it's simultaneous at closing) so the new owner upon refi is the LLC and the refi paperwork is all in the LLC name.

Ask a fire sprinkler specialist to walk the property with your inspector and framer simultaneously so they can interact and provide you the most comprehensive assessment to you.

I'm currently reading both of them simultaneously and they are providing me with a wealth of information.

I am 30 yrs old, employed with W2 income and I am looking to purchase a duplex to house hack while simultaneously looking for my first buy and hold investment property.

I am in search of a title company that performs "double escrow" or "simultaneous close".

Either way, I'm going in on this process while simultaneously buying my first rental...

I was able to finance all three units simultaneously on separate mortgages through Bayonne Community Bank (a local portfolio lender in NJ).Assuming you are willing to part with a 20% down payment, it shouldn't be hard to finance a nonwarrantable condo through small local lenders that hold the loan on their portfolio and do not sell it to Fannie/Freddie.