@Tyler J.Now, let’s take an in-depth look at how to find and analyze cash flowing properties.1.

The depth of information is vast and while I'm striving to comprehend it all, I'm finding it a bit challenging to know where and how exactly to start.I am seeking to connect with local real estate professionals who are familiar with these areas.

Id love to help guide you after getting to know more in depth some of these crucial questions.We do both residential and commercial real estate at my brokerage so you can take your time and explore the best of both worlds.

If you have the resources for a rehab you can/might force some equity, but there is also more risk involved, especially if you are out of state, you need to really know the area in more depth so you can act fast when a deal comes up because they sell very quickly when they are a good deal, and you must know your numbers better as the financing becomes more complex and more expensive. 

Title #2 seems gimmicky and more likely to not give much in the way of in depth details. 

I have been reading and doing research more in depth for the last 5-6 months.

My thinking was to simply put in the deed that each owner is responsible for their side of that wall up to the depth that meets the centre line of the units.  

@Whitney Nash can go into more depth and address the specifics of the 1031 rules.

I have a realtor who helps me just looking to locate str but you need to have some in-depth knowledge of the in and out of the local market.

Happy to chat more in-depth on these markets if you shoot me a DM!