As used herein, "preservation improvements" shall mean improvements made to preserve the property by properly keeping it in repair for its proper and reasonable use, having due regard for the kind and character of the property at the time of sale…My guess would be no, but I'm not sure.

But I am looking for someone who can help me properly set things up so I can reap tax savings now, and in the future. 

You're also going to have a hard time (in my desirable markets/locations) finding someone to A) sell you a house at a significant discount and B) not getting ripped off or properly est/budgeting your repairs.What's far more likely to happen is you buy a house from "wholesaler".

Great question @Terri Dyer, the answer is it depends :)Property that qualifies for 1031 treatment is property you purchased with the intent to hold for productive use as investment. 

Long story short something happened with that communication and the company never dissolved the LLC now he is fighting them over $2,000 in late fees and other charges that he just got slapped with for not properly renewing or dissolving it. 

Learn how to properly analyze properties.

However, just make sure you prepare properly.

Their end product will be a presentation to the class on their journey to FI by 28.

I actually plan on getting a few homes in Norfolk to rent out just as a way to diversity my portfolio; however, I like how passive investing in notes can be, pending that proper due diligence is conducted before purchasing the note itself.

I don't know the name of the loan product, but he's with a local bank here in the Twin Cities.