I want to share this success story to give others some encouragement, especially if you're investing long distance.I started listening to the BP podcast about 2.5 years ago, when I realized I was terrible at trading stocks and started looking for other outlets of semi passive income. 

As the stock market is volatile and interest rates are low, there's lots of people looking for yield and many of them will bid beyond what many would consider sensible.

An IRA receiving passive income from rents treats that income much like it would passive dividends on a public stock investment.  

(stock, note interest, etc.)?

A sale, may or may not create taxable income depending on the basis of the property and whether they utilize 1031 exchange to roll proceeds into another property.In general, REITs are stable consistent dividend yielding investment instruments.

I really want to diversify my portfolio especially with this volatile stock market which I have been too heavy in.Im reaching out in this forum hoping to get some different ideas/opinions than what my financial advisor is giving me.

If the GP and LPs agree to use that 50% returned money to do a 1031 exchange, is it common for the GP to charge another acquisition fee on top of the refinance fee?

I've always felt more comfortable investing in physical assets than in the stock market, but along the way I've come to enjoy investing in real estate for other reasons, too.

She helped four of my clients do 1031 exchanges here in the Berwyn/Cicero market last year, and her company specializes in 1031 exchanges all over the country.

What’s my recourse in this exchange considering second position?