I am going to transact a 1031 property exchange for 1M in the coming months, and I wonder; if you had 1M to exchange;what kind of property and price points would you invest in?

Mine says that I'm going to take common sense safety precautions - locking doors and windows at night, but that if a thief comes in the dark of night (or while nobody is on site) and steals something it is not my fault.That being said, I've got a whole darn warehouse where fixtures get stored until the day they get installed... for precisely this reason.

I would suggest making some business cards so that when you meet people that may be potential partners or just a contact that you'd like to network with, you can exchange business cards.

I would love to exchange ideas, strategies, and networks with you guys (except I'm afraid the latter is still not very large at all)!

I have no money to contribute at the moment, but I could definitely work my hungry little butt off for someone in exchange for education for my improvement.From what I just glanced at, there isn't much rent info I can find for Calhoun, but for the city over in the same county, SFH seem to be in the lower 100k's (anywhere from 110k to 160k) and 3b/2 are renting for around 1100/1300.

But as for the no money down, it happens all the time with 1031 exchange money.

When caps compress 1% more in my area, I'm selling and exchanging to a new market entirely.  

The roommate wants to stay but claims that he paid the majority of the bills in exchange for the Security Deposit paid by the roommate who moved out.  

I dont want them exchanging contact info and me get excluded?

-BiggerPockets is a great medium for BiggerPockets members who are also real estate investors who also use Google Voice to network and exchange ideas on a tool like Google Voice that they use.Hopefully, that sheds some light on your three concerns :)