Most realtor are lazy and just send me a generic list of their listing that don't match the criteria I told them I am looking for.

If your buying number matches the bank's selling number, go for it!

Typically on a 1031 you have to match debt and equity => than into the next investment. 

Would it be smart to max out her no match 403b along with maxing out both of our Roth IRA's?  

@Christopher Levine find a realtor in your market(s) to give you MLS postings that match your criteria (e.g., meet the 1% rule, value-add, etc.). 

Another example, women expressing themself by wearing two different colored, non matching socks.

He is working with the breeder now and he said that when the right puppy is born that matches his family, they will be moving that puppy in.

The cap rate on this doesn't match the multifamily family investments in the phx metro area from 2009-2013, but it is still a 7.5 cap. 

Some of the best feedback I've received is on Facebook to look them up by their name, email, and phone number.If you look up by name it's possible you could find a false positive but if you have a rental application with their email and phone number that should give you a good match since they would need to verify those to sign up for the service.The reason you should check both email and phone number is that some people will carry two profiles.

I don't think you will ever be able to match new home builds with a traditional flip on non-new houses and make money...or at least worth while money.