@Randy Reyes  For a straight cash flowing rental property $2,000 would not be enough for me (unless appreciation is a contributing factor).

@Jordan Sitzler  @Dave Foster does 1031’s, contributes a lot of knowledge here.....I’d go with him.

In my opinion, when people are comfortable (in terms of money) they tend to give back to others of contribute to the world in other ways.Take it slow.

Hi BP,I have been lurking around this site on and off for about 2 years (probably longer) and I finally decided to introduce myself to the community (can’t be part of it if I don’t contribute right?).  

@AP Horvath, I am biased, but I would select one asset class you believe in over the long-term that delivers strong, risk-adjusted total returns and make some meaningful investments in that sector. 

So here is why I’m thinking this is a good idea:1) We get to reduce the SE tax by drawing a wage.2) We would like to max a Solo-401k for my wife, my understanding is that the 25% employer match would also not be subject to FICA or SE tax.3) The company could potentially contribute to an HSA account, again not subject to FICA or SE tax (I’ve heard mixed things on this).So now what I’m wondering:1.

The total of your contributions can not exceed $19,500 pre tax or ROTH, and the total of your non deductible contribution can not exceed $37,000.

So, recently the default settings have been changed so that any time I contribute to a forum thread it automatically signs me up to "follow" it. 

As part of forming a business partnership, you will be contributing this asset and liability to the partnership.  

You have to parse the list into meaningful information.