We did not pay ourselves for many months - in fact, we only started taking cashflow distributions about 6 months ago when we the property's financial performance has stabilized.4. 

I’ve personally been very happy with the overall performance of my portfolio.In my opinion, the most important thing to understand is that this is not like investing in the stock market where in a person can just blindly pick a few index funds and will probably end up fine.

He's going to go for it)3) As potential buyer, go AWOL.4) As seller, issue notice to perform and cancel contract5) Worst case scenario he comes through and sells your property for more than it's worth and you have a new listing agent.

(Here and now)Start thinking 4 dimensionally, how the asset performs over time.A $325k townhouse in NoVa at 25% down has positive free cash flow of about $50 per month. 

I understand the comfort of having someone performing work having insurance. 

By day I'm a marketing manager in the sporting goods industry.

Does that cover the contractor running off with my money and no work was performed.

This particular loan was purchased as an NPN back in 2015, and has been performing since. 

It is the tax payer that must stay consistent and sell, perform the 1031, and purchase the replacement real estate. 

I want to initiate a law suit for non performance.