Also, since I don't know what your father-in-law's plans are for the properties when he is no longer around, he might consider hanging onto them until he passes and whomever inherits the properties should have a stepped up tax basis which is a very big deal.And, as another idea, he can probably do 1031 exchanges to other properties if that is his goal.He may need asset protection advice and estate planning advice to go along with his investing.

I've been very happy with the turnkey provider but I noticed that every house I looked at had a rent to sales ratio of 0.90%-1.10%.... a little too precise to be a conscience.

Email me and let’s exchange numbers real quick.

The IRA is exchanging cash value for whatever the investment may be. 

This includes the outside termination and the connections at and internal to the furnace.Combustion gases must be analyzed and compared to the unit specifications.The blower access door needs to be checked to make sure it makes a tight seal at the furnace.The fresh air intake grills and louvers need to be checked for blockage.The heat exchanger needs to be inspected for rust and corrosion.The burners need to be checked for proper ignition, burner flame and flame sense.The drainage system needs to be checked for blockage and/or leakage.

They are passive entities that hold institutional investment real estate and are 1031 exchange eligible.

If you're coming out ahead from the proceeds they may be taxable unless you utilize a 1033 Exchange. 

I know many do not carry cards and use their phones to exchange contact information. 

I'm sure you're gonna find this a great place to network and exchange ideas.

Attorney Barbara Nelan, who tried the case, "this will take a big bite out of" mortgage scams.Prosecutors say Hill — through his company, Pinnacle Development Partners — acquired more than 50 houses and 250 condominiums at cut rates, then "flipped" them by selling to straw purchasers who applied for loans to cover the higher prices.Those pseudo-buyers were paid kickbacks, according to prosecutors, in exchange for using their names and credit.