Even if their experience is real, it's probably the 1% and unlikely you can watch a few hours of videos and replicate their success.There are more tips, but the main point is this: you are responsible for your success.

Consulting with financial and legal experts ensures that both the sale and the subsequent purchase align with legal requirements and your personal financial goals.

You can program from remote location, key cards have to be done in person.

Rent the other side of the duplex to a person you then employ as a full-time (or part-time) nanny.

You will be be responsible for the transfer taxes equal to the assessed value, plus deed preparation fees and if there is already a loan, that adds another layer of complexity.

In total we will have 1 LLC and two separate trusts.All that said, I guess my questions are as follows:-We need to set up an operating bank account for renovation work for our new property, should we set this up through the trust, through our existing LLC or just pay using our personal accounts?

If you're selling to flipper and the contractor isn't part of that, not sure it will be possible to get a reliable person. 

@Dave Foster would be a great person to talk to/work with, he really knows his stuff on 1031 exchanges.  

Thanks for this awesome response! 

What do you think you will get of paying for a course right now that you can't get out of networking in-person with other wholesalers and quick flippers near you?