As long as your personal financial situation can facilitate it you can do two at the same time (well, they may or may not close at the exact same time, but this hasn't been an issue for me since the same lender is doing both).

I'm more so interested in talking to individuals who have done Joint Ventures to purchase either SFH/duplexes/fourplexes in the city/area and hear your stories as to how you sought your financing to fund your deals (whether personal or lender), utilizing/opening corporations to facilitate you deals with other investors, and how you structured your deals so that everyone was contributing (whether with time/funds) and had something to gain so everyone was happy.Would also love to hear about local contacts/networking for lenders/investors that you may know of in these regards.Can't wait to hear from you all.

DM me and I can facilitate an introduction

I now live across the country and need a contractor who can help facilitate the rehabs and coordinate with an agent to sell in June 2021.

So with an off-market deal, paying an agent to facilitate the process has additional value as well, because you may not have found something that made sense (or been able to get your offer accepted) without them. 

I don't think you'd want the extra negotiation issue of trying to get your buyer or seller to accept the fiduciary and statutory role of facilitating the exchange.  

This is a very common practice and is not hard to do, typically a lender can help you facilitate it. 

Some 1031 facilitators can connect you with group deals where you can be an investor alongside others, and let a pro manage it all.

What that means is, buy a property located around a transit station or corridor with high-quality service, with good walkability, parking management, and other design features that facilitate transit use and maximize overall accessibility.

Of course, some people just want the finished product so use your best judgment.The different gift basket themes are endless, but we’ve created some gift tags to go along with some common themes: Baked goods or a baking kit to facilitate family time Wine and cheese basket with the charcuterie fixings Cooking essentials basket since they’re moving into a new kitchen Jams, preserves and different gourmet nonperishables Garden basket with plantable seeds and some potted herbs 10.