Hi all, so I'm looking into a 1031 exchange and from what I've read online and throughout the forums, the qualified intermediary (QI), is basically a non-regulated sector? 

I'm really excited for another strong year in the multifamily sector.

Public buildings have a really stringent retrofit requirements with several government agencies, but the residential sector seems to be pretty easy. 

It is within the government sector and I will be starting at around 42k a year in NJ.

My bread and butter is through Homeaway and VRBO, however, my airbnb bookings have been steadily increasing and becoming more of a significant percentage of my bookings over the past couple of years.No point in not using all the funnels, it's pretty much free to list on all the platforms now so you might as well do it.Independent studies done on the two different monsters in the vacation rental sector have stated that people on HomeAway and VRBO tend to be more in their late thirties and with kids, tend to book their vacation times 4 to 6 months in advance, while airbnb stats have found they tend to be in their late to early thirties, sometimes with kids and tend to book their vacation times within a couple months of trip.My personal experience is I tend to notice the airbnb people for some reason tend to expect you to be there and or are for lack of a better word a little more "needy".

Northwest is still growing with the Aerospace sector. 

To be clear we did not purchase the program to be rent to own landlords, that’s is a small sector of our real estate business and certainly not every rent to own program is created equal.

If you expect the politicians to do it.. then they need to be the developers not force it one private sector.. and especially a place like Detroit that has thousands of vacant parcels that can be turned into housing..  

Is any sector of MF excelling in the Las Vegas area?

Teach them to fish, hunt, shoot a bow and arrow, paddle a canoe, conservation, etc.Take a few long leisurely boundary waters canoe trips, too :)Perhaps you can come here to MN and teach me a few things about REI!