I'm particularly excited about exploring subject-to (SUBTO) deals and expanding my knowledge in this area.I'm currently based in the Dallas area and am eager to connect with lawyers who specialize in subject-to transactions.

I looked into PM services, and based on my calculations, 25% of my net cash flow is going towards PM (factoring their initial 75% one-time setup fee and 8% management).Also, there are no 1-bedroom apartments or condos in the block - only 1+ bedrooms available - not for rent but none present.

First thing is to know the local Law based on the Rental Lease that you hold.

Based on success, I will do more rounds... 

I also spoke to my realtor about possible rent and she said based on my location alone I could get $1700-$1800 for a studio/1BR. 

Hi guys -  im based in the SF Bay Area and looking to invest in some SFR's in Dallas with a partner.

Regular vacation properties and second homes can struggle to qualify for a 1031 exchange, but this property in La sounds like it might live in a gray area.Your first step is to make sure that this property is a good candidate for an exchange.

The question is just how beneficial it'll be based on the property and your specific circumstances.

I am not a QI soliciting business, but have had customer experiences with all of the big ones out there.DM me if you want my perspective.One of my very best experiences has been with a QI based on Florida.

Prices have skyrocketed in my area and based off comps, I believe my prop would appraise for around $700k.