@Blynn Keller Do you have a 1031 intermediary that you are working with?

Bottom line is that there are tons of people out there looking for private money lenders and you really don't need an intermediary like RealtyShares to help find them for you. 

OK, I'm no English major, but I give you the following, directly from his profile:I have being in this industry for long and have served in different areas and rendered services like, Intermediary Agent, Arrange for financing of property purchases, Loan Processor, Relationship Manager, Mortgage Loan Originator, Appraise property values, assessing income potential when relevant,Rent properties or manage rental properties,Arrange for title searches of properties being sold,Develop, sell, or lease property used for industry or manufacturing, buyers agent and sellers agent.Real Estate GoalsI want to do my own flips and hold some properties.

Just make sure you partner up with a good 1031 Qualified Intermediary and a good CPA

How much did your attorney and the title company (qualified intermediary) charge you?

Is it possible for someone else to act as an intermediary and work with the other doctor to see if there's some way for your brother in law to buy out the other doctor on the property for the current market value?

I did tell the intermediary that they did not have to clean up the estate as I'd be willing to take the property "As is". 

To build my team I am thinking I need the following:- 1031 intermediary- residential agent to sell current property- commercial broker to find new property - tax accountant (My current CPA is in MI) Am I missing anyone?

I'm sorry that your current intermediary didn't fully prep you for the requirements.

I started in Accounts Receivables which uniquely crossed over to commercial finance, basically a free marketing arm for the companies I was a registered "intermediary" with.