Honestly, the difference won't be significant in such a short period of time.

Condo's frequently come up short on insurance claims and any unpaid amounts will get divvied up among the residents and you owe it - period.

You need to learn that a broker who charges you 1.3% a year to manage your money can cost you upwards of 1/3 of your future gain on said money from that 1.3% fee over a long period of time.  

If you wait for a long period, you may lose out of that home.

Hey everyone, do you need home inspectors at any point during the wholesale process i.e. during your due diligence period? 

During this period check/verify everything that you want checked/verified.  

Since we scaled up we are in a buyer group which just provides us heavy discounts that we extend to our clients. 

So extending the loan adds an extra cost.New rate caps may be required: Lenders often require the borrower to purchase new interest rate caps in order to exercise an extension option.

The contribution of your exchange property into an entity at his point in time will not jeopardize your 1031 Exchange transaction since you have such a long holding period (seasoning). 

I don't think if rates dip we see take off, I think we see a furious initial uptick but it'll actually be flat to a net asset value decrease over a prolonged period such as 12-18 months.