There are lots of ways to find alternative financing and people around here will start to weigh in soon I'm sure.  

Because this isn't the rock bottom of 2009-2012 and home values have appreciated greatly since then, naturally there is some hesitation now since opportunities aren't as good as they were a few years ago.

Is there an alternative service that is below a general contractor but above a handyman? 

My questions would be:  What are the nature of the expenses?  

The service has been very clear that presence of a domestic entity as assigned seller (the very nature of a 1031 exchange) no longer eliminate fraud potential in FIRPTA situations.  

@Mark S.Yeah the nature of your business sort of makes it fall into a grey area.  

Many don’t like them as investments due to the dictatorial nature of many HOA’s such as the restrictions, assessments, and management.

The problem is that we are probably only going to get that Sq/ft value on the natural sq footage of the house which is 2700sq/ft.

If you're looking to net $12-15k per month, I would say that multifamily will get you there sooner (given the nature of economies of scale).

I have a lot of money invested in the stock market, and I'm doing pretty well, but I know the party may be coming to end, so I'm looking at alternatives.