Don't misunderstand, list can be great at least when combined with another forms of marketing.

Forth: Most of your response, I believe, came from a misunderstanding of my analysis.

When many folks ask this question, they have a fundamental misunderstanding of how investing and compounding works, as it pertains to both business and real estate.Most people approach getting to 21 doors in 5 years like this:Year 1: Buy 4Year 2: Buy 4Year 3: Buy 4Year 4: Buy 4Year 5: Buy 5Total - 21. 

I just want no misunderstandings because the implication of impropriety is Intolerable to me.The prior post is correct that you have to beware of qualified intermediary's like that and, in an abundance of caution, I wanted to make it clear that I was simply referring you to people that I have heard positive things about because you asked for that specifically.This is the reason why many sates, and I believe eventually all, will require a qualified intermediary to be a licensed CPA or licensed attorney to practice because without those types of licenses the accountability is not readily available.

I think it was more of a misunderstanding over text on her part.

(assuming 1) she's right, and 2) that I'm not misunderstanding) What's the thinking here?

Reading the post, I'm not sure if it is just imprecise language or mis-understanding of the rules, but just wanted to clarify that point.When working with a plan provider, they should be able to assist you with properly investing with your plan - including guidance on proper insurance. 

If you only have been looking for buyers for a couple weeks (am I misunderstanding that point?)

I'm not sure what you think I am misunderstanding.  

I could still very well be misunderstanding the whole concept, but other than simply not being able to sell their property at all I can't figure out why a seller would agree to do this.