I don’t know what Minnesota has for a definition of “substantive” contact, but I bet there’s a disclosure form for denying an agency relationship when one is vetting a potential buyer who wants to see a property.

I feel buying and holding a rental managed by a property manager in the IRA could have a higher yield, but one would not be able to use deprecation to their advantage, so one year flips make more sense (instead of 1031 exchanges for tax optimization).   

They might offer better terms or be more flexible in such situations.Partnerships and Investors:Bring in Investors: Your friend might find investors interested in contributing capital in exchange for equity in the property.Form Partnerships: Consider forming a joint venture with a developer or another property owner who can provide the necessary capital for rebuilding.Similar Experiences and AdviceCase Studies: Researching similar cases can provide insight into how others have handled such situations.

Pretty funny actually.Have you guys had the "professional" artist want to book your house in exchange for a painted pic of your house?

In exchange, I'm thinking that she would collect all the cash flow and potential equity until I refinance and get the loan originated in my name...

It’s also a very large investment in exchange for a customized mentorship.

I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.

I have a question regarding 1031 property exchange.

Single family residential to same.How do i analyze a replacement property for an exchange?

It's making seasonal, MTR, and LTR a lot more attractive or a 1031 exchange as soon as we hit the 2 year mark.Anyone else seeing this in their part of the country?