In other words, in your portfolio -- yes, yours -- you could own a piece of a high rise, a downtown office building, a 100-plus unit apartment complex and more.Let's break it down.1031 vs. 721: How the 721 can protect youOK, so as awesome as the 1031 is, there are a few drawbacks.

I am been researching teams as well and you have hit the biggest issue or drawback that I have come across----who owns the client and how is commission split.  

I've taken some courses in analyzing investment properties, produced APOD's, noticed the drawbacks in how the typical Cap Rate is calculated, and dug deeper to find four-square and the mortgage constant. 

My question is:What are the benefits/drawbacks of selling to the HRA vs selling it via traditional routes?

Are there drawbacks to one over the other, is there even difference at all in my case?

I have heard many say they think that is a drawback.

I feel like all three platforms bring something good to the table and all three have drawbacks.

I am buying the property at wholesale price with a lot of room for appreciation - the only drawback is that the property is currently leased until December 2016 - for a criminal $300 under market value.  

Turn Key provides built in relationships but there are draw backs to that approach( you will typically loose a lot of your equity capture as that becomes the providers profit and not your wealth).

What are the drawbacks to this?