I’m thinking I can do more than good on this deal but don’t know where to get finding because my grandfather is slow to pull trigger and playing spectator on all the deals I bring for him to look over.

Like others have mentioned it is wise to make sure you get commitments for roughly twice what you actually need as some of your investors will back out when it is time to pull the trigger.

This type of transfer can sometimes trigger an acceleration known as the Due on Sale Clause, which allows the lender to immediately call their note back (meaning you need to pay the entire note back within 30 days or transfer the property back into your own name.)

I've been reading and researching wholesaling over the past month and have decided to pull the trigger and pursue this as a secondary source of income.

I’m not opposed to any ideas just trying to pump myself full of knowledge before I pull the metaphorical trigger.  

Compare the cost of setting it up and maintaining (1031 + DST), including tax compliance cost, against savings on capital gain taxes.

Would that trigger capital gains tax? 

As I mention to Huber Kim I will be inspecting the compliance on Sunday.

Plug in the numbers and either pull the trigger or don't. 

Is it not compliance if I reject to have their parents to move in?