Given that we are spending more than $1 Trillion to save America from the Virus... let's say there were 5 million Vulnerable people for whatever the reasons (over 60, respiratory complications, cancer, etc.), doing the math of $1 Trillion / 5 Million = $200k per Vulnerable person.If America supported the 5 Million potentially Vulnerable people to completely self-isolate for say a MONTH while the rest of the population goes through Herd Immunity, it almost seems to me that this is far use of the money.We also need to go back to the Gen Z.

Hi @Brad Morgan I'm interested in this topic as well, but still haven't figured out what the right balance is between incentivizing longevity and overly complicating things.  

My tenants were already familiar with the platform from their previous landlord and I didn't want to complicate anything by changing that up. 

A partner further dilutes, complicates and blurs everything.I only buy SF deals that put title in my name - a mortgage/ deed of trust. 

One easy renovation will always have complications.

One easy renovation will always have complications.

I'm assuming you're searching on-market properties at the moment, but Connecticut is a judicial foreclosure state.

The complicator will be that your accountant will need to be involved so that the actual closing will send only the cash proceeds from the 1031 portfolio to your 1031 account.

Not all good deals are good deals for you if they're complicated or difficult to manage.Just my 2 cents worth.Good luck.

Don’t over complicate things… But it’s not my place to advise you not to do that.