Rarely do I see construction people using masks during demolition.

Purchase price: $1,790,000 Cash invested: $880,000 Built as a condominium conversion project by the owner in 1990, this immaculately maintained 10-unit apartment property is truly a rare find in the apartment market today.

He said he is basically making about $350 a month from it.He wants me to combine our savings together and go into a property here in Salt Lake City.

Suits are rare considering how many lawyers there are.

We even have some Israeli investors, who rarely if ever even come over to the United States, much less St.

In THIS case, sounds like he's one of the rare gems.

@Fay Brown every single time I’ve bought property there’s been some compromise.It is extremely rare to find exactly what you want in any market, though obviously it’s easier in buyer’s market (ten years ago) then a seller’s market (today).A good real estate agent should be able to help as far as what are realistic expectations and what are some areas where compromise might be advisable, in order to open up the field of possibilities a bit.It’s definitely true though, that type of financing (or lack thereof, in your friend’s case) has no effect on determine what’s out there, available in the market for making an offer.My usual advice here is: Make your own market.

So I'm wondering if it just being listed as a rental the last two months combined with it being a rental previously qualifies it as a rental for 1031 exchange or not.

It’s possible, but rare.

So I'm wondering if it just being listed as a rental the last two months combined with it being a rental previously qualifies it as a rental for 1031 exchange or not.