Vin,You really need to read landlord tenant laws in California.

Its a rental property, and I have followed the 45 day identification rule....The money is currently held in escrow specifically for a 1031.

Our Replacement Identification did not include a percentage ownership (it was/is assumed at 100%) and by the 200% rule we calculated values based on an expected 100% ownership.

Then just make sure you're really focused during that 45 day identification period.

., You can change your mind as often as you want as long as you are still within the 45 calendar day identification period.  

Hello BP Members, I was wondering if members could assist me deciding if I should go "glue on vs snap on" vinly planks.

Also, from a tenant perspective, I far prefer if my landlord uses something secure and online, as I feel wary of giving out personal identification information to someone I don't really know via paper.

@Burke Ericson, No matter how you slice it every 1031 has an identification period and list.  

For the deal, I used private investor money in addition to my own and hard money.I was wondering what you thought the best way to pay out my investors would be.Should I have them complete  a Form W-9 (Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification)?

For the deal, I used private investor money in addition to my own and hard money.I was wondering what you thought the best way to pay out my investors would be.Should I have them complete  a Form W-9 (Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification)?