There are so many stories I hear from the bird dogs without a RE license I deal with in Georgia where sellers need to sell their homes fast, and I can tell you that it won’t be the regular residential buyer looking for the right home.

Long story short, the fence/barn/chicken coupe/driveway/basketball court etc, remains until it falls/burns etc.

And that invalidates your exchange.  

That's the place where many are stuck and everyone seems to have a story. 

They will tell you a story on how the property has been managed, what has been replaced/repaired and how the expenses have varied during that time.Otherwise, I would agree with Ethan on the value if not less.

If the LLC sells to that remaining partner, who creates his own LLC or not, is that a different story?

I was once told a story of a guy who bought a piece of plywood for his roofer and got sued for millions when one of his roofers workers died on the job.

Hello everyone,I am trying to learn about house flipping, concentrating in the Chicagoland area.I have always heard of many contractor horror stories, I don't want to fall into this trap.How do I find an excellent contractor to flip homes, that is safe and does a great job?

We've gotten a # of staff from other big places here that were unhappy with how they were being treated - I know they never treated a resident bad at the previous place of employment but I'd get stories of things that other staff there would do which is sometimes why they'd leave among other things.Best of luck to you.

Here’s an interesting articlehttps://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2018/10/04/home-prices-michigan-rise-construction-slows/1459488002/