With a reverse 1031 can I still propose seller financing (as long as it is the same or greater than the loan on the original)?

A) @Brandon Turner should definitely write @Dan Mackin's book idea.B) BPTV should be a thing @Mindy Jensen and @Mike H. need to work on a proposal to give to @Joshua Dorkin

However, a few expense items are missing or underestimated:Vacancy: I suggest an amount equal to 1 month's rent per year [$1300].Repairs and Maintenance and CapEx: For a $90K house (and without knowing the age of the house or it's major systems), I'd propose more like 1 month's rent to be safe [$1300].Management: Even if you plan to do this yourself, there is going to be a cost in time and money to address late payments, handle repairs, renew leases, etc.

JV proposal received:Regarding the pkg of 51:Here's some answers to your questions AND some additional comments....Time frame to re-sell....I would like to have half of them sold within the first 3 months after we bought them.

I'm working on an investment proposal where the down payment and closing cost financing is provided by an investor.

They are key to keeping legislators up to date on things that impact our industry and are protecting our interests.

I am trying to draw up a proposal that would allow her to sell the property to me without having to get slammed with taxes all at once. 

I have checked my proposed rents in Rent-o-Meter and even when I push the ceiling, I still come out with a negative monthly cash flow...Are these properties just over priced?

I have met witht the owner of the duplex and proposed that I list her property however she wants more than the market will pay - that is a fact.

New proposed road construction will run right by the property front door12.