Had an offer accepted on a house in the Reeb-Hosack area of Columbus OH.

They accept financing so all cash is not necessary and we are asking them to paying for closing costs. 

Banks will not accept a business they think is operating illegally or fraudulently, @John Jacobs.

And this problem is so pervasive that this elitist political class is now blatant in there stance and actions, doing it arrogantly, ramming it down everyone's throat and saying how grateful we should all be for it and demanding we all accept it as requisite responsibility for such. 

When they accept one of the new lease forms we schedule a signing either at our office or at the unit.

Do I put more money into these deals, or do I accept a dilution of my shares and put my money elsewhere?

It's all about not living above your means and accepting delayed gratification.

The person who is doing our remodeling work doesn't accept our mode of money transfer(like zelle or bank to bank transfer) and requires checks.

Reverse exchanges may be possible for experienced well capitalized investors but for most, I would say it’s not really a practical option.Mike’s suggestions of being prepared and proactive is a good one.I encourage 1031 investors to start looking ASAP - get to know the market - identify potential buys - and start making offers - before one has sold their existing property.The issue becomes will a seller especially in a strong market accept your offer “contingent upon the sale of your property”?

After a fair amount of research I wasn't able to find much on them, does anyone currently utilize the system and have there been any issues with the court accepting the receipts as proof of mailings?