As far as we can tell 1031s are not audit triggers in any way. 

I'd like to do a cash-out refinance, but I'm concerned that this will trigger a property tax reassessment. 

I've got my finances in order and just want to ensure I'm pulling the trigger on the right target.

Hey GuysI'm looking to pull the trigger on my first BRRR this month.I have a great agent, and will be filtering through deals.My # 1 concern is the contractor as this will obviously be a bit make or break for the deal.I'm curious what kind of process you guys use to pick your General Contractors?

Hi BP,I am concerned about triggering the Due on Sale clause with seller financing for a buyer (a wraparound loan).If I setup a financed property in an sub-LLC, could I bring the buyer on as a partner and set up a contract where he buys the percentage of that LLC over a set term? 

California is typically a hard place for cash flowing properties but due to the new light rail coming in that is currently being built from fresno to Bakersfield this looks like the trigger event that could help investors with the proper strategy.

If you're one who believes in "good debt" vs "bad debt" then you will probably be OK to pull the trigger. 

It's supplied by a 2003 vintage NG boiler that I have learned to massage & tune.

Pulled the trigger and now I am 5 days from closing on my first property!

I wouldn't bother signing with a realtor and communicating with a contractor until you are 100% serious about an area and want to pull the trigger.