, we rarely need to evict, and one of the reasons for that (other than a consistent 21-point tenant screening process) is that once the tenant recognizes that you are serious and have a consistent process in place they respond in one way or another.One more thing - I suggest you don't accept partial payments, as this can delay the process as well.Feel free to reach out if you have additional questions or if I can assist in any way!

Hello Tax pros,I am planning on executing a 1031 Exchange (simple one - no boot, same owner, etc.) using IPX 1031 sometime over next couple of months  (already had call with IPX) and had a question relating to my taxes on the potential upcoming transaction.  

My next question is a simple one: through circumstance, we will almost certainly have real estate holdings in two states (Georgia and likely Pennsylvania).

It has been suggested to me that I should wait until after the election because of a crash that is supposedly coming.

I have dealt with many attorneys over the years and I have never once been asked to pay in advance for a simple consultation. 

Denise Evans, Im new to tax deed investing. would you mind elaborating on your suggestion of reaching out to the owners and offering to buy their rights?

Yeah - "Nothing in the last two years" does not suggest that it won't or might not.Seems to me the key failure here was you not being able to better monitor the property.

As others have suggested, it should make sense economically before you worry yourself about the tax benefits.There is a piece of mind of renting sometiems.

Does anyone have any other suggestions for a good management software?

I would only add that you really need to push your PM to ensure they are handling this, as suggested above.