None of the acronyms I recognized.

The bank recognizes that the REI (borrower) has no risk in property. 

@George Wolff,  No, you do not have to reinvest the entire amount of your sale - if you're willing to incur some recognized taxable gain.  

This really limits any complaints from the lawyers about the contract - and from sellers who may recognize the form and/or think I am more professional because I am not using a one page contract to purchase a $100k+ asset of theirs.

I recognize this is not quantifiable, however it is very apparent in the community.

So far the Seattle area group Rise has been great and not pushy to purchase classes or affiliate, and has beeen recognized for their high volume in their actual real estate deals, in the Seattle markets as well as linking with the community in Ohio to buy rentals. 

Conventional loans are the loans that are governed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (if you recognize those names).  

It's just part of playing along with the legal game.Sure, they can recognize really terrible work and may save someone from that.

@Gaurav MehtaThe deferred capital gain is recognized December 31,2026 and due by April 15 2027.

Basically he was saying that since we were married it doesn't matter if she was on the paperwork or not, the state recognized her involvement either way.