Yeah, I had to ;-) What prompted my post is young investors subscribed to the FIRE movement and the idea to buy a couple duplxes and then travel the world.

My home is 110+ years old, so when I saw minimal movement by the chimney (<1/2 inch) it wasn't a dealbreaker.2.

I am actually glad to see this investment in the Baltimore area as I have been seeing kind of a revitalization movement for Baltimore.

I have criteria that a new client MUST be actionable, I will help guide and direct to get actionable but I don't do the work of getting someone actionable or perpetual tire-kicking.

One question for you: for answering your #1, which professional (with 1031 experience) is most qualified to answer that or help me decide how to structure the movement of funds: a QI, a lawyer, an accountant, or someone else?

Turn off all valves and watch water meter movement....

There is no other way to put it.If I just saved that money and put it right into real estate than I could do better, instead of using this capital vehicleI've heard that this is a 100% return on my money from people in the prosperity economics movement, 5% to 10%(100%), which is false, because it is still a loan?

I had dozens and was able to sell most with seller-financing for a passive perpetual tax-efficient annuity.   

Horizon South is an older condo complex that Movement Mortgage (Parker Borofsky) has found to be warrantable. 

Crime rates have fallen with increased incarceration rates and the right to carry movement blooming.