we build ground up and don't collateralize anything. we build at a discount in Columbus Ohio and we build cheaper than every builder I've seen in our market and because of that we make each person self fund a retainer account. we don't extend any credit to anyone. opposite of what you are saying. builders that bring value call the shots. 

The IRS has a “same taxpayer” requirement for tax tracking – if the same person or entity is exchanging, it’s easy.If not, we’ll have to bring in our structuring attorney to ensure the right steps are taken to maintain 1031 eligibility.

I have asked if someone is teaching this offer structure and one person said it's common in land and the other explained it as a win-win situation. 

If you are a person with low capital but eager to invest in real estate here are some options I would personally recommend and I would love to hear what other people suggest!

I personally know this landlord and have had sit-down conversations with him periodically over the last few years. 

Hostaway said that the people they work with usually use their personal bank account or business account link to stripe.

Personally, I prefer a new build over rehab just because you know what you've got on it, but it doesn't always make sense money-wise. 

The person who is doing our remodeling work doesn't accept our mode of money transfer(like zelle or bank to bank transfer) and requires checks.

In my personal portfolio there aren't any pet restrictions = better tenants, higher rents, and tenants that stay longer.

I would encourage you to explore keeping it.