Considering a Reverse 1031 for my next transaction, especially with the high prices in CA—it seems like a worthwhile strategy.

Just download all your transactions monthly to excel and just code them there (rental income, security deposit, insurance, taxes, and etc).

We're at the point where P&S has been signed by all parties of both transactions, and we've been approved for a mortgage by Salem Five.

Over the years, Marvel started creating spin-off stories and ridiculous cross-overs and alternate universes.

Good buyers agents still bring a lot of value to the seller by orchestrating a smooth process for both sides of the transaction.

If you are months out from that transaction I would advise rehabbing the unit you currently own now and tryng to maximize the rental income until you're ready to purchase the other unit.

@Joe Yobaccio I agree, I wouldn't even take someone's money to do my first deal and some of these tactics border on unethical.

We are based in Orange County, NY which is right over the border from NJ.

The part that goes unsaid for those that toss around BRRRR like it is some easy, push the button transaction is that most properties that would work for a BRRRR do not qualify for conventional financing.

They are frequently done right before a sale and do not impact the transaction calendar at all.