Identify the key issues and buy new or do preventive maintenance. 

So a 1033 involuntary conversion has favorable terms, but the key word there is involuntary.

Hi Diane,It's great to hear that you're starting your real estate investment journey and already considering key strategies like the BRRR method and/or Section 8!

A strong local team is key.

The key is analyzing each deal individually and adapting to changing market conditions. 

Two key questions to consider are:How active do you want to be?

The key is to make sure you buy in the right areas and have a solid tenant-screening process and management team in place.

They are more or less the same thing but the key difference is the leverage and exposure limits.

Many flippers use private investors to fund deals, and structuring the arrangement properly is key to ensuring both sides feel secure.When pitching a private investor, the most important thing is to clearly present the deal.

I agree with @Jonathan Greene, speaking with a lender is a key step.