I've just purchased my first rental single family home.

Hi,I recently found a single family house that we like but can't understand why the exact same house has a different amount listed for its property taxes on different sites... ie Zillow, Truilia, Realator. 

I’ve just read something online where they said you would need a facilitator to complete your 1031 exchange before the sale of your property.

I've just recently started acquiring small multis out there, KC is great!

I’ve just gotten to where I just pass on all this crap.

Having access to multiple lines of credit (i.e. credit cards, hard money lenders, etc.) and having a strong positive cash flowing financial statement from your work alone will take you a long way when starting out.Also consider the fact that it's not a hard requirement that you have good financials, I've just heard it makes your life easier if you do.

For starters, find out what the cap rate is from your own research: recent sales of comparable properties, call local assessor's, search online (I recently found New Hampshire posts their own opinion of cap rates!)

I've just now learned of the glorious idea that is "house hacking" and I'm rethinking my game plan.

I've just bought a 6-unit building in downtown Ogden.

I've just started getting some deals "flowing " and have yet to hone in, if you would which deals I'm going to take on.