Show #47 - We listen to the "Famous Four" for the first time as we hear it today, nice and musical sound effect;- Both, Josh and Brandon, really enjoy singing Vanilla Ice, before and after the interview.

Cynthia, as you get more experience, and progress in your Real Estate Career, you will recognize the need to have sources for HandyPerson (Non-Sexist), Electricians, Plumbers, HVAC, etc to refer to your Buyer & Seller Clients.

For me, recognizing that in the wholesaling space is why I’ve made a pivot to get my license, and work on getting some things together for flips and long term / short term holds.

They will interview the buyer and can deny them.

Talk to a career counselor and interview some of the amazing investors who inspire you.

  :)  Maybe you'll recognize me now.Anyways,  just like  @David Stevoff said,  I too am following a similar path. 

I don't recommend going with the first realtor you hear about, interview a handful.

When interviewing new PMs make sure you make your issues with the current PM very clear.

But  it has all the ingredients, great location, safe area, long term tenants, which I met and interviewed each one of them. 

However there are some products that are single asset products that can be passive and act like a REIT yet retain 1031 eligibility.So sell and 1031 - total tax avoidanceSell and partial 1031 - partial tax avoidancesell with installment sale - no tax avoidance but tax is spread outgive you a NNN lease and option - no tax recognized at all other than ordinary income on lease payments.