If I do a complete BRRRR, and retain equity after the refi, then decide to sell before the 1 year mark, will I be subject to short term capital gains tax?

I would stop by his house frequently just to talk while I was looking for work opportunities.

If you are buying “subject to” the taxes,  (they don’t get paid off at closing and you inherit the responsibility) for a lower price, then no you can’t finance the purchase. 

In CA, the Ellis Act will be used more frequently, and that will further tighten rental supply.

I posted on NextDoor with little success, so trying here as there was one post here on BP that seemed to get decent traction although maybe it was the subject that piqued interest.

Where you sit on those subjects determines how you coordinate activities on a project.For me, I do not have a strong passion into growing skills into learning how to roof or tile for example.

Give them the address of the subject property and compare their rates and what is covered.

And they won't be subject to the time constraints of the 1031.

You can't borrow money from a bank for the purposes of taking a property Subject To.      2.

@Carly M.If you sell it, you will no longer get income from this property.Selling the property and purchasing another property will subject you to a good amount of expenses(title work, realtor commission, stamp tax, etc).