But thank you @James Paine, @Bill Exeter, @Dave Foster, @Justin R., @Brandon Battle, @Travis Thornton, @Al Wilson.I realized after reading these responses that I didn't understand structuring a business enough.I ended up purchasing the book 'The Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor' which has provided great help!

Therefore, Kyle passes this test.(2) Member of household or relationship test: the person must live with the taxpayer or be related to the taxpayer as a (1) child, stepchild, foster child, or a descendant of any of them, e.g., a grandchild; (2) sibling, half sibling, or stepsibling; (3) parent or other direct ancestor, e.g., a grandparent, but not a foster parent; (4) stepparent; (5) niece or nephew; (6) child of half sibling; (7) uncle or aunt; or (8) child-in-law, parent-in-law, sibling-in-law.  

@Dave Foster I’ll continue to look into the details of the 1031.

However we collaborate with some wonderful agents.

It'll be interesting to see how both KC and Airbnb collaborate to ensure that new listings are being properly vetted and shut down where necessary.

I want to create a co-working space like @work for business people to collaborate, network, rent private offices, have a short term lease (part time), coffee bar, printers, WIFI, conference room, etc. 

F Foster The "summary" probate actions Rick is talking about might never come up in your investing or your own estate.

@Dave Foster and @Andrew Jennings.

Does not foster trust.I totally agree with those who say the wholesaler finds great deals, calculate the rehab cost, ARV, mark up and still present them at good value to the investor. 

@Jared CrouchTo add just one more point to what @Dave Foster and @Steven Hamilton II said.