I recently contacted them about doing another simple 1 to 1 exchange and the fee is about $1,000.Now I see there are companies like this one that states a flat fee of $495 for 1 to 1 exchanges: http://e1031xchange.com/I know what the process is, and I know what to look out for.

WA State law (RCW 59.18.257) requires that landlords provide prospective tenants with written, qualifying criteria prior to obtaining any information about a prospective tenant, including what types of information will be accessed to conduct the tenant screening and what criteria may result in denial of the application.This does not need to be in an Ad (Vasudev Kirs ), but does need to be stated when someone applies, before filling out the information. 

People are leaving your state quickly. 

I would suggest if you are going to go out of state look at the midwest or southern states.

In most states (or all) hard money lenders won't lend on owner occupied properties because they fall under far more strict regulations.

Hi,  I am looking to get deeper on the real state as a way of living.

In fact he stated recently he paid all cash to build an office building for his company that cost $70 million. 2.

Check to see if your old LLC is even still active on the state's roster.I know where I used to have mine (MA), it would be "administratively closed", i.e. dissolved, if you didn't file your annual reports and other paperwork timely. 

If they damage the lawn, they are financially responsible for it.Washington is not a landlord-friendly state.

We are trying to figure out a good split of equity and cash flow since they will likely be putting more down upfront but they live out of state and we would be doing a majority of the management.