This is how I've upped my income in the flooring trade.  

However, the 1031 applies to property that you have purchased with the intent to hold for productive use in business trade or for investment.  

The obligation of Lessee shall indude the repair or any damage occasioned by the installation, maintenance or removal of Lessee's Tra e Fixtures, furnishings, equipment, and Lessee-Owned Alterations and Utility lnslallations, as well as the removal of any storage tank installed by or for lessee, nd the removal, replacement, or remediation of any soil, material or ground water contaminated by Lessee, all os may then be required by Applicable Requirom nts and/or good practice. lessee's Trade Fixtures shall remain the property of lessee and shall be removed by lessee subject to its obligalion to repair and resto o tho Premises per this Lease.Actually I just cut and copied this from the lease (OCR so the text came out poor) it looks like they get to keep their trade fixures.

I need one Rental in order to be able to Trade Futures on my laptop without having to prove my status as Trader to the IRS.

This site is well managed and the members are the best.I do no rent for labor trades.

If I can swing a hammer, I'm only doing it for $25/hour, that's what commercial clients pay and a few select home owners (or what they say).

They would obviously need to provide their routing number and bank account number to my loan officer (I don't need to know it) so the transaction can go through.Now I just need to find someone who is willing to let me use 80k from their bank account in trade for 80k in cash so that I can get a traditional mortgage on the house instead of FHA and I can get renters into the house ASAP and start earning cashflow from this beast!

I've decided to start a youtube channel sharing some of my knowledge starting with easy simple things and moving into more complicated things that home owner can do or those getting into the trade.  

Tenant pays direct, so when the R.E. taxes swing from the sale, they eat that.Yes-I may not get a great deal on it, but personally, i never want to let great be the enemy of good. at list price, it's an 8.6% cap rate at year 1, with rent bumps baked into the lease. the pride of "i got the deal of a lifetime" thing isn't a big deal to me; good money NOW can beat waiting around for great money in the FUTURE, to me at least. i see no reason i couldn't carry the prop for at least 2 years in 2024 with a vacancy. probably more.

Talk to other MHP brokers to determine the cap rate at which other parks are trading in your area.