You may, however, need to do extra work if not all partners selling will be participating in the purchase in the exchange - not all gains are tax deferred.

For a all of the before, rehab and complete images along with the nitty gritty details, I actually kept a weekly blog here on BP you can check out here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/442...Any other questions, please feel free to send at any time. 

Also located in EverettContractors are tougher, if you want someone who is great at communicating and will actually give you a detailed bid, you can reach out to Property Doctors.

If you're interested in in details you can message me. 

After the work and when the house is first lived-in, first tenants usually find little details or retouches needed that I always address.First tenant, a contractor and only house occupant, moved-in and installed cameras outside and inside the property.

Would you mind sharing some details about how your property is currently performing?

The way he did it was he took out a HELOC to do the addition and he had some extra money leftover, which he then used to purchase a note.

People will pay extra for that number! 

Personally when I rented I was always rolling my eyes when I saw a coin-op machine in the building and felt like that was just an extra hidden cost into my rent.

I won't go into the details, but I believe she could afford the $850 increase.