@Jonathan Bolano my initial thought is against it, especially as Rhode Island is a small place so it's not necessarily the best way to make a good impression with other agents, especially if you're a new agent yourself.I do understand the counterpoint of course, which is that you're trying to find a deal, and don't necessarily care about other agents' opinions if you find one.

Also, I was under the impression a 1031 would shield me from both capital gains and depreciation recapture.

If you have access to millions (that's the impression I have from reading your previous post), then you should definitely consider value Add investing via forced appreciation.

No doubt they seem to have an impressive management structure and a further impressive set of investments.

Be careful that your rent isn't too low or you can create the impression the property isn't very nice.Good luck!

I was under the impression it's illegal to publicly market a property you don't own unless you're licensed...

Just want to start by saying how impressed I am with this site.

I've been using the tech hard for business purposes (non-real estate) since 2009, watched it improve impressively year after year.

I'm impressed with the construction but my observations are:1.

@James Wise you should reach out via direct message and tell them how impressed you are by their actions.