Can't say I am familiar with the specifics of NYS law regarding this. 

@Jack Little The note itself, shouldn't really need any specific language for the 1031 exchange.

If you add her to the lease, make sure it is specific as to whether if he leaves, she does too and that the deposit you got is from him.

Consider speaking with a financial advisor or real estate professional to help you make an informed decision based on your specific financial goals and timeline for retirement.

More specifically, Garland, Rockwall, and Waxahachie.

The strictly legal answer is that you must apply your criteria evenly to avoid accusations of discrimination (i am not a lawyer).The most important part of this is applying criteria when you offer a specific property at a specific time.

So I figured it was worth considering.I would then refinance it into a DSCR 30 year fixed, pull the cash out and repeat the process similarly from thereon.Even if you've never used this company (Limitless Funding Source) specifically, I'd like to hear about your experience in using unsecure loans to purchase rental properties.

I've seen you post quite a few times now; I recommend listening to the first 300 episodes of the BiggerPockets Podcast and returning to the forums when you have a specific question.

As for your out-of-pocket costs, it really depends on the property and your specific situation, but budgeting around 5-10% of the purchase price for these extras is a good starting point.

This residency requirement would apply for a specific period, so it's important to be aware of its potential impact on your plans.Its important to carefully evaluate the distinct investment opportunities offered by Colorado and Florida.