And, what skills do I highlight? 

The main highlight or benefit of Fannie mae's 1 year tax finding is that you dont need to prove 5 years in the same line of work which is a harder burden of proof for most realtors or business people. 

Been thinking of a 1031 myself, and your thread highlights my biggest concern with it, buying into a bad deal just for the tax benefits.

Property coverage – This protects the building from certain causes of loss, like fire, wind, water, etc.Some secondary coverages you should include Loss of Rents/Business Income – This coverage give you the equivalent rent $Property coverage highlights,1) Ideally have Replacement Cost, not Actual Cash Value (ACV).

This clearly highlights risks in class A and accurately talks about pricing and salaries that need to catch up on new construction, not supply / demand for MF in general. 

@Dave Foster Definitely not looking to do anything illegal, so thanks for highlighting that important detail. 

Or present them all but highlight B%, D%, and F% being the three that make the most sense. 

Send them a copy of your contract with the price highlighted and cc the title company on it.

. - owner is elderly and not of sound mind or incapacitated, possibly in a nursing home (more Medicaid claims) Some thoughts;Ideal leads would be if you could highlight which properties have already been probated.

I then found a news report on Aftermath which makes them look pretty shadyhttp://www.abc2news.com/news/local-news/investigat...Ironically though I was looking through the fine print of the Prestige Worldwide's contract and they specifically highlight mechanical liens in their contract so I feel like they're just as shady.