I'm afraid this is the cash you are expecting at closing.

I have done close to 20 evictions, from personal experience You're better off to set boundaries with your tenants.

If we come even close to our budget at the end, we will have solid equity on paper.

Hey Gino, I would start by looking at reviews, previous closings, etc..

I worked for a nearly century-old trucking company, YELLOW FREIGHT, which closed in August 2023.

Nice property mateI like Scott Park.The area has turned for the better over the years and close to UT so makes a lot of sense.Well done and congratulations 🙏

Account Closed  Exactly as Greg posted above, getting a judgment would prob be the easy part, collecting on it, almost impossible unfortunately.

Just wanted to point out, if you're taking a loss or even close to break even on the sales no need to worry about bothering with a 1031 as there wouldn't be any taxes to defer anyway. 

If you close with the seller and then in a second transaction close with the buyer, no license will be required.  

I agree with that, but I believe it's literally immediately for housing as in the first 1-12 weeks, and then falls it offs to the affordability angle and starts to close the gap on that.