It's also ceilings, window treatments and ductwork.

Hi Patricia, Contrary to what you read, foreign properties do qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment. 

Tom White, Realtor with Boulevard RealtyCameron Hooten, Chief Inspector with CPI InspectorsJeff Lucas, Lender with Commerce BankBrian Dillon, Inspector and Treatment with Dog Gone Mold, Inc.Michael Smith, Property Manager with Renters WarehouseBen Gilmore, Insurance Agent with GrainBelt Insurance, LLC

Talk about 'sticking out like a sore thumb' - I was blonde, with blue eyes and a red convertible in an all black low-income neighborhood.

But when he moved out we had a colony of bed bugs that had never been seen before. 12 chemical treatments and 6 heat treatments (I even stopped by the last one and gave the techs $100 bill to crank it to the max) and six months of no rent.

I am currently looking into purchasing a duplex that backs up to a water treatment facility.

I have a property under contract in Sacramento, CA A really lovely Victorian house that has been sorely neglected.

I have family members who I had a partnership with that ended years ago that is still a sore subject during the holidays.Have clearly written roles and responsibilities as to what each person in your partnership will do and will be responsible for and will have final authority on.

But that makes it his primary residence and also ineligible for 1031 treatment.  

I resold all 200 or so of my Sub too deals with nary a problem with title insurance its important not to use a quit claim deed when you take title that is a bugger.. but then again I do have juice with my title and escrow company.. and maybe I get treatment others don't get..