In April due to life circumstance I bought out my last remaining partner and now am a 100% shareholder but am in the process of dissolving the LLC and doing a quit claim deed to transfer title to my name.Question # 1 does a quit claim deed from a LLC to a personal holder of title affect the 1031 if it is done prior to closing (even though the quit claim deed was filed during escrow)I am trying to purchase a property with the "intent as a rental" though (in over 2 years) we may choose to do a "conversion" into a primary residence and definitely plan to keep the new property longer than 5 years.Question # 2 does the new 2018 tax law have any bearings on this plan.  

We deal with multiple sub contractors form our Main Sub, to HVAC to pool installers, electrical, etc.

(see below)My main question is: Do these estimates seem reasonable to those of you who have done this for a while?

The main building was built around 10 years ago.

The main component in a CFD is the forfeiture clause which states what happens if the borrower/buyer fails to make timely payments. 

Your main priority to network with any agent should be to source off-market deals or help define MLS-deals that meet your criteria.

I have no intention of managing the property, however I also have no intention on buying a property somewhere that someone can stop paying rent and I cannot evict them for several months due to state laws

. :]I am now getting swarmed with e-mails saying "So and So" is 'requesting' more information about your property "123 Main St."

Bought the house brand new in 15 with the intent to live but moved.

I work mainly with California buyers and we operate on several basic tenets; mainly, transparency and communication.