Neither does it make one a charity or a tenant advocate to recognise that it is in a business's best interest to retain it's customers so routinely threatening to fire them is probably not the best client retention strategy.To your specific question.

As agents, we can't access the exchange directly but when we rate up the house in a particular company we run reports before finalizing the sale.I usually recommend to my clients that they ask the current owners if they have had any claims in the past 5 years and what happened.  

I have worked in the 1031 space doing commercial replacement properties for about 12, but am now looking to set up a QI as per requests of a lot of my clients.

I have a client from Denver and their sweet spot is $150-$200k for duplexes or tri-plexes.

We have many thousands of clients holding rental property in their IRA accounts who are very pleased and getting good results. 

I always tell my clients however, if you are considering doing a transaction that you are uncertain would be in violations to the rules, simply ask.

I have helped clients open at Wells Fargo many times. 

Currently I am only licensed in Washington, however, want to take myself and my clients internationally.

@Jason H Orahoske I've helped multiple clients in your position get late payments removed from their credit report. 

I'm and agent in NYC.There's a huge difference between being the listing agent who is a dual agent (represents both the seller and buyer), and being the listing agent who has the seller as a client and the buyer as the customer.