We buy a fair amount of non-recycled paint and our regular supplier saves any light tone (e.g. off-white) mixing mishaps that can be re-tinted to one of our stock colours ... in fact, they often mix it and set it aside for us.

I was doing more research about related party 1031 transactions frowned upon by the IRS – mainly tax base swapping (sell our relinquished property to a related party or buy a like-kind replacement property from a related party or cash out schemes) This is certainly not our intention because we just want to use the proceed to help their down payment and structure everything according to IRS requirements along with our estate planning.

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If your American investment experience is based on flyover turn key schemes you do not have a good representation of US real estate investing.

A lot of miniature ponzi schemes start out that way.  

This rent collection and payment scheme is the perfect Ponzi scheme.  

@Richard JumonvilleRegarding your original questions: Brian is correct, this type of pre-conceived quid-pro-quo is called a "step" or "linked" transaction by the IRS, because it is nothing more than a scheme to avoid an otherwise prohibited transaction and will be treated as such. 

In the Grand Scheme of Social Engineering that certainly did NOT work out too well did it ?

There is a variety of civil penalties that can be assessed based on the facts and circumstances of a particular tax scheme.

The RE divisions in most every state will just look at this as selling RE without a license.. and however the wholesaler flipper wants to couch it will be deemed just a scheme to avert the licensing laws...