Hello, I would like to pose a somewhat related question regarding the tax treatment of Loans made though any of the leading Real Estate Crowdfunding Portals that go into Default.Many of the CF sites may reasonably be expected to eventually experience defaults from their borrowers.Therefore, consider a scenario such as this on any of the real-estate debt crowdfunding sites: - The borrower pays regularly for 9 months, but then defaults.- Default interest rate of, say, 20% kicks in thereafter- Loan remains unpaid for the following, say, 18 months before the crowdfunding site is finally is able to foreclose and sell the property but the Property can only be sold with enough cushion to repay investors' principal and only a littleextra interest, but not all.

Bugs + Appropriate treatment and countermeasures = No BugsNo big deal, keep moving.

No Termite inspections/treatment?

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One obvious step you can take is to lodge a complaint with this broker regarding the unprofessional treatment.

It should not be too costly (<$2K for simple removal and treatment).

Little to no excavation required, but relining is not DIY either IMO.Some related topics:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/30/topics/41955-water-and-sewer-under-pads-http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/84/topics/12435-raw-sewage-treatment

A termite treatment and bond later and we were back in business.

You are using the wrong word and it is giving you an incorrect idea of tax treatment.  

Property that qualifies for 1031 treatment is property you purchased with the "intent" of holding for productive use in trade business or for investment.So yep, if they audited you and if they' didn't like the looks of your return (or the color of shirt you were wearing that day) they could request your documentation that demonstrates your intent.Would they nullify if you didn't have rental records?