These are NNN Tene RA in common syndications  or Delaware statutory trusts- completely passive but 1031 compliant.  

US citizens won't tolerate it  They already proved they aren't the most compliant people on the face of planet Earth, even when "the science says." 

@Max AronovReally great answers above.Aside from getting to know the professional and making sure its a good personality fit (this is a relationship based service after all), I would ask a single, simple open ended question:How will you maximize my tax position while at the same time keeping me 100% compliant?

I'm trying to learn what my options are while obviously staying compliant with rules and regulations2- After much reading on BP, I can see the theme here is Cash Flow is king.

Always be more compliant than you "need" to be.

They'll be able to guide you and keep you legally compliant :) As far as what we do - we have 1 LLC and multiple properties under that, with a separate business bank account .

When I contacted the city a few weeks ago to find out how to make the duplex compliant, they said I would need to apply for a variance ($2,500 application fee), and then it would be a 4 month wait with a public comment period, and I would not be able to get permits until the variance was approved, so Terry literally saved me more than $12,000 between application fees and holding costs.

You're compliant w/ the no assignment contract clause because the property remains in the trust.

The end buyer maintains the property. 30 year term, fully compliant with Dodd Frank, 10% int., no prepayment penalty.

Many Guru courses or not Dodd Frank and Safe I compliant with seller financing lease options, etcThey can get you in a lot of hot water with federal regulations