@Mike Kratz, with all those puzzle pieces in play you're absolutely right to think about some strategic use of the 1031. 

The deal is the last piece you add to the puzzle.

Also, consider SIP requires a large lot to be able to lay out all the pieces so they can put it together like a puzzle, and most residential lots just don't have the size to allow for this, which is the same issue with tilt up as well - both require space to layout the panels, and cranes to lift them into place.There is RS means which is the industry standard for cost estimating.  

Morning. This may be very straightforward, it may not be. Hence I'm asking the collective. Current situation: I currently own a 2bed/2bath condo in Downtown Denver. Condo value is somewhere $580-600k, currently have o...

So I am puzzled as to why buyers do what they do.

It's your money, so I don't mind if you just want to use us for 1 piece of the puzzle, or just a second set of eyes to look at a situation and answer a quick question.

It's kind of like putting together a puzzle but you have to hunt for the pieces :)Your website is great also and has a lot of good info.Questions are like Lays, once you start you can't stop.

I am puzzled a little bit as the only thing I ask is to breakdowns of fixes but he never got back to me.

Similarly to the above, we need one but don’t know where to start when it comes to a trustworthy lawyer who really knows real estate and will be in our corner on both professional and personal levels.3) Lastly, lack of a tax professional - the final piece of the puzzle.

That was my guess :))I was really puzzled - you're usually very considerate about landlording