While I consider him Very knowledgeable, we have very different investment philosophies but both seem to have done well with our investment philosophy. 

We may have three or four different purchases (to keep the personal items separate from the individual business expenses.) 

I want to create a different experience for my tenants.Outside of real estate, I enjoy my day job as a psychologist and relationship coach. 

I need recommendations for Insurance Companies that insure multi-family properties, specifically a 9-unit one. 

Additionally, so many companies are moving and developing here that anything you buy will be a goldmine within the next few years!

Hi Rebekah,I work for one of the largest STR management companies in the country and Branson is always a high performing market for us.

He is wondering if he should take the 300k as a price reduction (leading to boot from 1031 as he does not want to go higher than 25% down payment) or if he can avoid boot by keeping the price the same and take the 300k in a capex escrow account with the title company to be used for repairs over the next year (title company and bank are ok with this).

Quote from @Tom Frost: I have been looking into different training programs for unique investment strategies and the Tax Delinquent Blueprint run by Jason Palliser is an interesting one I've come across.

I feel it should be calculated differently from a new investment?

I have a half dozen years of experience renting out a few single family homes and am looking to bet big in a different market.