Investors often ask “what happens to my 1031 exchange transaction if I sell my relinquished property and cannot find suitable like-kind replacement property to identify, or I cannot acquire the property that I did identify, with in the prescribed 1031 exchange deadlines?”

I remember one episode where the owners (a husband and wife) couldn't get their asking price, didn't have room to come down because of how tight the numbers were, and ended up putting the house up for rent and having the wife go back to work so they could cover the payments on this house.

I used to be a tight a##, then one day I got to thinking.

Thank you for the piece of advice I appreciate it, I try to be as motivated as possible, but then again you know what society says, REI is tight, inflation makes it difficult, too much competition.To be quite honest I want to do this badly, because I know I have the potential.How ever what would you suggest me?

Home Staging can run anywhere from $500 to $10,000 and money is tight for many.

You should have a plan writen out with deadlines and objectives.When you're just starting out one way to make big money is by flipping homes.

It would be tight for me until I either rent or sell my residence, but I’ve eaten rice before.

The market is very tight here but I think we will have to wait it out.

He said that his company is ending their hiring freeze soon and I just need to sit tight for a little while.

I didn't have to worry about first position, or wait for the redemption deadline to expire.