📱Looking forward to collaborating!

@Dave Foster Thank you for thinking of me!

Thank you very much, @Brian Foster, @Michael M., @Brent Coombs, @Tom Ott, and @Caleb Heimsoth.I really appreciate your valuable input, and I look forward to the new year and getting started in investing OOS.

This makes the transition much more challenging than if you were to just use Excel and Quickbooks in conjunction with free communication/collaboration apps for tenant/owner/internal communication until your generating enough cash flow for an investment in a customizable & scaleable software to make sense. 

If you ever want to collaborate or if you need any help in anything just let me know!

@Dave Foster  I don't think you are correct about this. 

@Steve Hartkopf I second the recommendations of @Dave Foster and @Jay Hinrichs .

The power of an abundance mindset, not looking at it like a competition but a collaboration and truly providing value to others is literally worth its weight in gold and this event made me truly realize this in a way I didn’t even know you could realize.

If you bought another exchange property for 100,000, your adjusted basis would be 20,000.You should post to Dave Foster or Robert Hetzler regarding 1031 exchanges as they are true experts on the topic.Mark

Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@John Peters, There are a couple of ways to skin the cat but as you describe but it is also very possible that the transaction could actually destroy both your 1031 advantage and tax advantaged status on the other property unless that happens to be your primary residence right now.