Catalina Foothills, Casas Adobes (some parts), and Marana have some of the most desirable homes.

The statute para 2(b) deals with a presumptive pattern of exchanges which would qualify one as a real estate broker.

Welcome to the BP forums, @Adriano Casas! 

Anyone familiar with the casa grande, AZ market?

But as @Darwin Crawford said there are FAR more options for investing in the Phoenix Metro Area and way more demand.If want something a little more rural but closer the metro, try Casa Grande.

An assignment of the vendor's CFD interest might be seen as purchasing a stream of payments, not a conveyance of the fee.I'm not sure what part of my post your second para is addressing but how the CFD's requirement for title insurance at the time the debt is paid off, helps at the time the vendee's interest is purchased, I don't understand. 

I am wholesaling in Scottsdale, Tucson, Phoenix, Chandler, Meza, and Casa Grande so far.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $141,000

Cash invested: $23,000

Sale price: $255,000

Fixed Rented Then Sold in same year to owner occupied and ...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $141,000

Cash invested: $23,000

Sale price: $255,000

Fixed Rented Then Sold in same year to owner occupied and ...

That's fine for those with degrees in law, otherwise, you're not really qualified, perhaps you have been working around attorneys, a para legal or in compliance areas, then maybe you are, but the average Joe just isn't.