It would be if you dont say in the listing CASH ONLY and price it appropriately heck an agent would probably buy it

No LLC, just TIC with appropriate ownership %.

For the 1031 to work, I am told that the 2 LLCs be Tenants in Common in the FL property using the appropriate ownership percentages.

@Jim K.In common areas of a multifamily are appropriate for the security of the tenants.I don't want to know what my tenants are doing from day to day...that's weird...lol.

Their estimates help me make an offer on the property that was appropriate, and gave me a range to be in for purchase.You can also pick up a few books to help you estimate.

Usually, a title company or attorney will hold and release the funds at the appropriate time. 

Deep conversation with governing department in charge wastewater/septic systems would be appropriate due diligence item on the west coast I personally would not buy a park without city water and sewer I have Owed 4 parks one had well septic was nightmare of the tallest order and a money loser  

Sometimes that does not affect the contract price, however if it is appropriate based on market valuation to offer the seller list price then the buyers can increase the offer amount over list price by the amount of the commission so that the seller nets their original list price.I hope this makes sense, and laws do vary by state, but here in WA the seller would not have to pay a commission based on the situation you described.Whether or not the agent violated a code of ethics depends in part on how correct their advice to the buyer was, and whether or not they failed to adhere to any 'reasonable skill and care' requirement your state may or may not have, as we have in our Law of Buyer Agency.

When is it appropriate to take legal actions against the lawyer?

.), it seems that the appropriate way to take ownership in our situation is by doing a Tenancy in Common.