Yes, I think the name looms large, but that's why I gave the five traits which explain it in pretty good detail and go to what you are saying as well.

You're breaking even on cash flow, but you got to deduct $150 against your other income.Hope that helps explain it.

Any insights from your experience, whether positive or negative, would be greatly appreciated.The attached link explains the current situation with the Detroit Housing Commission (DHC), highlighting that they are severely understaffed and have limited communication with both tenants and landlords.

This allowed them to keep part of their funds liquid for their personal project while still deferring some taxes.Also, I noticed some great advice in earlier replies, particularly about HELOCs and the pitfalls of LLCs for 1031 purposes like @Maureen McCann explained it perfectly.

This in itself is an understated benefit because its a real pain having to explain to a lender, prospective employer etc. why your name is in the docket. 

These will explain the "buckets" they offer. 

Over my time (over 30 years), if your lender will make a call to the seller/seller's rep to explain the level of due diligence we've done on the buyer usually goes a long way.

Kinda explains why I won 4 bids.

When I tried to open this account though, they treated me like a criminal even though I explained this repeatedly and all of my documentation was in order.My only concern about using Solera or Titan is that there's no local branch for me to access, and I'm kind of old school.

My strategist explained possible implications could be (1) longer initial vacancy (~60 days), and (2) potential for PM team to not perform well (as there was not yet a proven track record of their work with RTR).After much discussion, we pivoted to a townhouse in Dundee, FL.