The rest of the sale you'll put in the 1031. 

The rest of the details were about the financial details of cash flow, interest rate, etc. so people can actually give informed advice as to whether I should or not.What a joker...

Just like with the kitchen, it’s really dependent on the types of additions and appliances you choose, and whether or not they fit in with the rest of the house and the neighborhood.

The Seller can take back a second on the amount you agree, use can use a Wrap with a Contract for Deed instead of a Subject To, the seller can refinance and pull out his equity then sell to you, you can pay him cash for some of the equity and have him do a non-interest baring 2nd on the rest.

If he does poorly, it could impact your personal relationship for the rest of your life.

Jeff My 3 most important items are:1) Report damage w pics2) Replenish / refill supplies for guests3) Let my offshore VAs know if any supplies are lowCompetent cleaners can handle the rest!

The rest depends on the building, the leases etc.

I officially had a 73 unit building for $554,800 and I couldn't be happier.

Most real estate investors already have or have the option to release our original equity through mortgages and then defer capital gains for the rest of our life through a 1031.The only advantages I see for OZ's are if you have access to amazing development or value add opportunities that fall within all the guidelines and the ability to execute within the designated timeline.

We never officially notified the city about these additions.