Ian new to BP and this post is Do very inspirational.

Ian - I’ve done the same thing over the last couple of years using 1031 exchanges.  

@Ian Morales Do not buy real estate yet. 

Purchase price: $365,000 Cash invested: $200,000 Originally a primary residence that was severely damaged by hurricane Ian and now trying to decide whether or not to tackle the rebuild or sell "strictly as is".

I didn't mention that the loans are using the cash value as collateral which is great information for Ian, most people I've talked to initially think of something like a 401K loan which removes the money from your account which is different than insurance vehicles.The tax situation for mutual companies vs stock companies is still worthy of mentioning.  

Originally posted by @Ian Ippolito:@Matt Burns, yes real estate crowdfunding can be worth doing.  

Originally posted by @Ian Francis:Hi Everyone!

@Ian I Leinwand is a property manager in town that does manage short term as well as long term rentals. 

Hurricane Ian gave FL taxpayers an extension that specifically would help folks in Port Charlotte and the builders trying to get projects done for 1031 investors. 

The alternative is to set a goal to become an accredited investor and work backwards towards this goal.If you want to learn more about crowdfunding investing, then @Ian Ippolito is your guy.