@Bill ExeterI would love to talk 1031 Exchanges wtih you also, I have 2 properties in California and am not an expert on the 1031.

I'm not a marketing expert, but I subscribe to the idea that you want as few barriers as possible between me and my lead.I'm done with my rant against QR codes.

Steve is the BP forum link finding GURU expert.

Not experts just simply figure the more people we are in front of the quicker we sell our houses.

I"m not an expert, but my understanding is that the exchange needs to be in a similar legal structure, i.e. if you're going to buy the apartment in an LLC, the SFH would need to be held in an LLC.There have been discussions of a 1031 for one of the apartment LLC's I'm a member in, and what was communicated was that every member (at close) would need to participate in a 1031 to make it work.  

I agree with @Karen Margrave I don't like the sounds of this seller at all, there is definitely something going on there and you need expert opinion on any structural/electrical work that was done.

Dear Experts & fellow Home Investors, Happy Thanksgiving to you all!

Mother Nature is turning out to be high maintenance this year.Don't be surprised if the tree experts are backed up for quite a while; you aren't the only customer awaiting them after the utility companies are made happy.

A question for all the knowledgeable lay title experts around.

I understand you'd like to save a little bit of money by not using an attorney but I promise it's money well spent when you're not an expert in the field and as Wayne said a corporation cannot represent itself in a legal case.