I'm open to considering a change in insurance provider if it would facilitate a more immediate conversation.Thank you all for your time and assistance in this matter.

I am currently a financial analyst and commute to Chicago daily – I don’t mind the work, but hate the commute (although I must say, this has facilitated consuming about 3 hours of real estate content daily!)

Qualified Intermediary: For a 1031 exchange to be valid, you must use a Qualified Intermediary (QI) to facilitate the transaction.

We  have identified several properties and we are looking to get a lender that will work with us in facilitating this.  

If hire an appraiser and someone to write the contract (Realtor or Attorney), I believe you'd only need a lender (if you're obtaining financing) and title company to facilitate the rest of the transaction.Hope this helps!

By joining forces with a trusted local property manager, you can explore potential opportunities and facilitate the smooth transition of these properties into capable hands.

I am a Financial Advisor and Real Estate Investor with a client who reached out to me to help her facilitate a multi family unit deal. 

What steps and precautions should we need to take to facilitate this transaction?

Sometimes Owners have decided to sell, and I want to be aware of that, as I do not want MY tenants (they rented through our company, and our company is named on the Rental Agreement) surprised with a sudden demand to allow showings to facilitate the sale.

Looking more into the wholesaling side of investing, and evaluating both straight assignments vs double close scenarios, and I am wondering if anyone has used Straightline Funding to facilitate their transactions.