Look at their profile and then do a little digging.Do they have a web presenceDo they put their contact information on their profileIf you call them and leave a message, do they call you backDo they just have a gmail or yahoo email or do they work for a companyAre they Pro members vs. free And a big one is do they ask for money up front for their services (application fee) vs. just getting the appraisal and credit report covered.Truthfully, I think it's harder to find out if an investor is legit as opposed to lenders/brokers, but I understand how, with all the lenders/brokers out there, they can be difficult to weed through.Good luck,Stephanie

I’m not an Accredited Investor, so I won’t be able to invest at 1031crowdfunding.Question #1: Is there any 1031 Exchange crowdfunding web sites for non-Accredited Investors?

You can decode these using the manafacuters web site

I think i just take the pro-rated 8 months of depreciation in 2016 (for both actually) but when using one of the automated web services to do my taxes, i get a warning talking about net gain or loss Form 8829 , referring me to 8549, and form 4797.  

It can be a generic statement in the lease (eg: any changes to this agreement must be made in writing, signed by all parties, and may result in increased rent) or it can be something you post publicly on your web site.

As a web programmer, it is nothing to write a webcrawler to mine contact info from BP profiles  :sigh:IMO, activity, interests, experience and market area is far more useful

Here's a snip-it, and I include the web link so you can see the full set of requirements below.  

Taniesheo, Take a look at their web site.  

Every time a buy a new property he just takes over my computer through the web and sets it up for me. 

@Kyle Brodwater, try Water Tech in Rehoboth, MA they have a web site where you can see the sizes of the dumpsters and their very inexpensive.