- I have a great corporate job that I love and plan to use fund my REI activities for the next several years- My husband and I are foster parents, and financial freedom will allow us to be even more involved in our community.Being in an expensive market, I am considering slow BRRRR here, multi-unit in a smaller rural area (~60k pop) where I have extended family, and lastly also turnkey in a totally foreign market (i.e.

@Dave Foster so if I understand correctly the biggest issue an interstate buyer/seller would run into when doing a 1031 would be state capital gains taxes.

Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@Glenn Randle, If you're just wanting to flip. 1031s not only will not provide cash for your family but they are not allowable.

Foster.

Welcome aboard @Nick Foster

Though I’m open to investing in Tahoe, I won’t be able to live there while working (it’s a 4+ hour drive) so I believe that’s out for now.Current situation: Excellent credit Down payment ready, though I am confirming exact number with my father who is planning to help with this Working in San Jose/95125, would prefer to not have to commute more than 40 minutes/day Family is in Sunnyvale, Foster City, and SF so I’d rather not move too much farther south than SJ My skills: I’m extremely detail-oriented, good with numbers, and work in Marketing for a living.

Brandon Foster - great reminder.

@Dave Foster is correct, there is no statutory limit.  

Hi @Foster AlgierI would get advice from a registered mortgage loan originator, I would try Terry Lewis RMLO at www.sellerfinanceconsultants.com

Hi MalcolmLarry Foster here in Washington State.