Personally my rule of thumb is that once I've met the buyer in a common meeting ground (REIA meet up, special event, etc) and exchanged information it's fair game.

I will become a member of their LLC in exchange for the work that I will be performing managing all of the rental properties.  

I am currently buying cash flow properties out of state but I will probably sell those properties in 5 to 7 years in a 1031 exchange to purchase an apartment or mobile home park locally within 2 hours of here.

"No gain or loss is recognized by a partnership or a contributing partner who transfers property to a partnership solely in exchange for a partnership interest (capital and/or profits).

Hi everyone, I'm an experienced investor looking to exchange information with like-minded people.  

It's worth getting into a relationship with a contractor who is willing to come along and do some detailed work about kitchen bathroom, plumbing electrical, foundation, roof, etc, and a number to go along with each in exchange for hopefully getting the job or if not, a fee for the work done from you.   

I have been told by many of my new colleagues that it would be wise to seek a relationship ship with a local investor who would be willing to exchange advice and experience for my assistance in their own ventures.

I'm looking to 1031 exchange a California property for a few cash flowing properties with a turn key company. 

to form LLC before  title exchange to my name?

In exchange for legal and brokerage services I would like to learn from investors who have built successful real estate businesses.