Same idea with kitchen appliances (it has a stove, fridge, dishwasher, microwave Black appliances) Do I swap them out and keep them for a rental property and put new SS appliances in? 

We have did a few cabins, have swapped logs or raw lumber for hardwood flooring or other building materials , If you have the right logs see if you can trade part of them for a cabin frame .

Drop me a message if you want to chat or get together sometime to swap ideas.

Maybe we can link up when I am back in town and swap strategies!

Hi @Aaron BakerIf you are ever in Madrid look me up, would be happy to swap real estate stories over a coffee or beer.

"I could of made $X" is not a strong legal argument as it can simply be countered with swapping X with $0.

Could I swap properties with a non-disqualified person? 

The realtor is really pushing for us to get a licensed inspector for negotiations, but me and my father both feel very confident the home is in great shape and nothing major will come from the inspect other then maybe a electric outlet having to be swapped out maybe or something of that sort, he’s so confident he said he would cover my 1,000 deposit if we had to back out of the deal if something big came up they were not willing to cover.Should I just pay up the 500 for the inspection and 130 for radon test or just have my dad do it.Thanks everyone!

For the record, I do believe that equities prices were headed towards the stratosphere, however would still the see the economic fundamentals to be sound (for now).My goal for this thread was to seek and swap some actionable strategies, so I am sharing a case study of a current transaction:Case: Single Family House in Coastal Fairfield County, CTI am currently in the process of purchasing a single family in Fairfield County, CT.

Since your partner doesn't want to exchange, then you may have to consider a "drop and swap" transaction, where you deed the property out from the partnership/LLC and into tenant in common ownership.