Suggest a RE lawyer who is also a CPA.

You get to learn how syndication works, own a property you could never finance on your own, and network with other REI.

I would recommend coming to the local meet up a couple of times, network, sitting on the house in Seattle and maybee selling in the spring.

I'm not a lawyer nor a CPA and this comment is not a legal nor tax advice...

In general, you can find investors at networking events.

Find some local meet ups and network like crazy.Good Luck. 

@Nick R.Ask your CPA and 1031 intermediary but as a single member entity/LLC it can be a “disregarded” entity thus having the best of both worlds. 

Welcome to BP Manish, this is great place to learn and network!

Now that I've been expanding my network, I've come across an interesting opportunity that I don't want to pass up.

As mentioned in another post, our goal is to go from 8 to 20 properties this year. (20 by 20) it’s super aggressive and maybe far reaching, but we want to push as far forward as we can, and in my mind if you don’t push yourself outside your comfort zone you won’t reach your potential.But to answer your question, to get past the finance road block, we are continuing to educate ourselves and continuing to network until we find the right partners.