Just Google it.And all that nonsense about how hard realtors work and how much value they provide is a red herring.

But I did see a red flag in preachings that look down on college education, home ownership and pursuing a respectably albeit 9-5 job.

But it has what those closer to downtown dream about...actual diversity - in people and food, bigger spaces for outdoor dining without the huge prices, and homes/condos with actual grass back yards, yet only 20-30 minutes on the red line from downtown!

Appetizer of mussels in red sauce and main course of Chicken Sicilian.  

New job came along shortly thereafter, which ended my ability to attend said group (initially killing my RE investor motivation), but my ability to invest grew dramatically n my RE plans altered, for the better 😵😵Now, the meat of it all: I will b focusing most of my attention in Pennsylvania, majority Lancaster county.

In general, there is not enough meat on a deal that n WI to have it go through additional hands, I never understood why an investor would pay for a wholesales deal.

If I accept money today, one time cash payment, from a tenant as an option for that tenant to purchase a house from me at some future date, does accepting the option payment jeopardize my ability to sell the house to the tenant using a 1031 Exchange?

Plain and simple.Now onto the meat and potatoes.  

.#1 Government Bureaucracy: One of the biggest disadvantages of Section 8 is dealing with government regulations and red tape.

It explains that when trading in your 4 green houses for a red hotel - you are doing a 1031 exchange.