I would encourage you to purchase properties with cash, learn the craft and later if you want use leverage.

Hi @Ismaray Jones,there's a lot of question marks in your post but here's the main things you want to be thinking about as you craft your strategy.1. 1031 exchanges are not allowable for "flips".  

A properly crafted lease gives you great standing in the courts here.

Maybe it was the fact they were all relatively younger tenants, however I'd think someone responsible to fly a multi million dollar aircraft loaded with enough fuel to fly around the world or to maintain the craft would  have had more integrity.  

@Brandon Hall...that was quick thanks...I was actually crafting an email to you. :) Most discussions centered around the 1099 usually has to do with flipping and paying contractors.

Dear Members,Does anyone know of an Illinois RE Attorney who is an expert on HUD contracts, and has the ability to craft iron clad contingencies for Wholesaler contracts?

Hi @Stephanie Craft.

I will now stand aside for the next diatribe from the Guru's around the country who clearly don't practice their craft in Texas.

You might, with skillful negotiation, be able to craft a good deal here.But, I also see a bunch of unnecessary exposure:The condo association controls all.

Listen to the story carefully, and if it isn't in black and white were you can read it too then chances are it was crafted to entice and lure you in as a character to the story.