I'm open to any advice I can get the more the better I would really like to partner with someone here in Texas I have a lot to bring to the table I'm committed, I'm getting educated, creative, and I have time on my hands

You should have received an annual mortgage statement from your lender in January which indicates the amount of interest you paid last year {it may deviate from an standard amortization table pending any pre-payments, etc.}If you hold your property in your own name, then business expenses are deductible against your income.  

The process steps may include (once a potential deal is found) the steps to place an offer (we all know how to do that).The process steps may be processes around closing (you can get as detailed or as not-detailed as you want.Quite frankly, most of us know the drudgery of going to a closing table, so it’s up to you here).You may want to outline a process for what happens in the day or so AFTER you close.What are your steps?

One of the conventional lenders was willing to get creative by using a property that we owned free and clear and making a portfolio loan to cover both with zero down, but we had to bring an owned property to the table.  

The closest one to you is probably the Mountain REIA group Faciliated by Gordon Catts that meets at the Golden Corral off exit 14 (hwy 20) on GA400 in Cumming on the First Tuesday of every month at 6:30PM.

I had a bad accident mountain biking and injured my 5th lumbar disc 3 years ago.

I can see why others are going after it as the average person will never benefit from a 1031 so I could see both parties signing off on eliminating it for some bigger priorities.In the near term, a giant tax deal like this is probably off the table. 

An old neglected building in a historic district in an isolated mountain town... there are so many things that can go wrong there.

But my question now is whether we should circle back and raise the asking price.We've already posted online ads, had lots of people spend time to come out and look at the space, and there's something that feels deceptive about looping back and telling them we want more money (or posting a new add).At the same time, I feel like we should be looking at this from a perspective as a business owner, and we are really leaving money on the table from a financial perspective.Has anyone else ever experienced this?

 Hello everyone, been on the site for about a week and trying ingest the mountain of info from this great site and came up with a few questions:1) Is there a way of practicing with the due diligence numbers such as NOI, cap rates etc