I dislike the clunkiness of pretending to be someone else - reminds me of when the jig was up for the Wizard of Oz My, "Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain".Tenants know I'm the owner and "the buck stops here"....for good and bad things.

We've done conferences etc in the UK, OZ and NZ so USA is definitely next on our list if we can fit it in?

I believe and my experience is that if you network within your actual sphere of friends/neighbors you will be surprised to find out who is skilled and may be able to do the work less costly with quality work.

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The easiest way to find one when you are starting out is marketing to your sphere of influence.

Most people focus on expanding their sphere, but that takes a lot of time to find a new sphere, build relationships, and then ask for referrals.

There's no need to ID an OZ fund for 1031 purposes.

Example: $100k original investmentSold for $300k ($200k capital gains)If I use 50% of my capital gains and apply it a real estate purchase in an Opportunity Zone, will that still be considered eligible for OZ tax deferment? 

I'd start with your personal network and identify any in your sphere of influence that fit that criteria.

I have looked at OZ's  number of times in last 2 years.