I prefer to represent buyers as far as the real estate side goes.

I would think that with your primary, you would be more concerned with building equity quickly, but then again, that may just be my personal preference.

I always have an IRC client open, so that just would've been my preference.

That said, most banks will still prefer you to have 20% of equity (minus closing costs) after the cash out refinance takes place.

Maybe other people will clean up black mold, but I would prefer not to mess with it.

He takes you to the "why" instead of the "how to" like so many other books, but without the "why", it's hard to stay motivated.My only minor criticism is on his choice to deliver the message of one's personal residence as a liability rather than an asset.

For example, in MA they have a group called REBA (Real Estate Bar Association) as a Qualified Intermediary for 1031 exchanges this was a perfect choice for us to join as an affiliate.

If you like to put your questions to me I would be happy to answer them.Let me know where you are based and do you have any prefered city to do the construction.Regards,Frank in Houston, TX

well Im asking for your opinion ;) :Dand as far as I can research, the LLC is the most popular choice for REIs.

I dread it but figgure I have a few choices. 1. get run over2. get out of the way3. get in the thick of the action and make it all happen.