Even recently doing a 1031 exchange and buying one rental is something I never want to spend time on again if I can help it.Just refi'd out of my VA loan in Hawaii, may use a VA loan just one last time before I get out ;)6 month goal is $9K/mo. in passive income.. or $75k/yr.. 5 year goal is Mandarin fluency, 30K passive vocabulary, being able to read novels and Classical Chinese.I love my job now and I love RE, there is just too much else in live to experience.

HI BP, I am a newbie interested in investing at sheriff sales, and I have went to a few in my area, Somerset County, NJ to see what happens.  3 questions- 1- Can someone help me understand the difference between judge...

Study your vocabulary using Quizlet flash cards. 3.

Everything you learn in class and will test on, with the exception of some new vocabulary, is all about license law.

The seminars are good for vocabulary learning but running crews and understanding the process you have to take the step and just do it. 

@Jacob Casarez, If you've set up your tax records so that you actually report rental income and expenses and take pro-rata depreciation on the rental portion of your house then that portion of your house could be considered to be rental real estate and the 1031 exchange would be appropriate on that portion.Talk to your CPA, you may find that they have not treated your income that way and that in fact the whole house could fall under sec 121 primary residence exclusion.One thing I would caution is to make sure that your intent and vocabulary used are consistent with the intent and practice needed to qualify to use the 1031.  1031 exchanges are for property that has been purchased with then intent to hold for productive use in business, trade, or for investment.  

Lazy is not in my vocabulary nor should it be in yours.  

If you just want to become known as the Go-to agent, I would suggest regularly attending local REIA meetings and learning the vocabulary.

As to giving up, that is not in my vocabulary so the answer to that is NEVER!

When you're a commission only businessperson "no" will eventually need to become a major part of your vocabulary if you want to make it to the top.