Of course, I'm not promising you'll qualify for a 1031, but there's a slim ray of hope depending on the specifics of your situation (again, definitely contact a QI and ask).

The developer insures almost everything for 5, 10, and 15 years (Appliances, roof, plumbing.....)Since it all brand new, the chances of something breaking, needing repairs, fixes....are slim.

Until completed, you've got a slim chance of engaging others to provide anything but the most generic responses to your posts until you take the time.

I doubt it, no MI with 10% down would be slim.

Very, very slim.

The chances are so slim, that it's almost like a gamble.I know in the 14,000+ studies my firm has done over the past 13 years only 12 times have our clients been audited and our studies have been looked at.

Jason, I would say yes and ask him to find you another renter, yes bad things do happen to good people, The odds of him trashing the place are very slim, However, once reality sets in and anger arises, maybe maybe not, let him know that if he trashes the place that you will take him to court, and ruin his chances of having a good referral for another place, and ruin his credit, 50/50.

I'm pretty new but that seems like a slim margin for your end investor.2.

It was around that time I read Pamela Slims' "Escape Cubicle Nation", which is a funny and motivating book, that's when I realized for the first time that that sort of work is not for me!!

lol this is posted every year about a housing crash. truth is, nobody knows. history shows the recent one was the worst in almost a century so the chances of something of that magnitiude again are very slim.