$50 – application fee$525 – annual administration fee ($90k-125K)$95 – transaction fee$30 – wire feeI plan on funding 1-2 flip projects at a time (I'll be hands off other than visiting property before purchase).

If you're interested in anything up this way I'd love to be that helping hand for you.Make sure to attend some of the meetups in the area.

Even just a first hand experience i would very much appreciate.The birth of my son, who I will finally get to meet next month, has inspired me to really pursue a dream with a lot of determination so I can give him the world.Thank you

The part that confuses me is the 90 day notice if they wish to make this there primary residence and on the other hand honor my new 1 year lease which carrys over to the new owner.

On the other hand, if you are getting good return on your money in your 401k (more than you would pay back to your self on the loan), you can also explore doing a conventional financing.

You must roll over every dime to avoid taxation and any recapture.The question was if you did a cash out refi prior to doing an exchange (and lets just keep it to equity above any taxable gain and depreciation recapture) to get some of the equity, how long before hand to not have it be an issue?

My initial thoughts with the people that have approached me over the past couple years was to split the cash flow because they weren't interested in being hands on but wanted long term cash flow.

Well after this little adventure I've decided to take matters into my own hands by taking on landlord responsibilities myself, after dealing with the PM for a year I never saw the value in their service, and so the move is long over due.

We can give you a hand.

I expect another revision to the mean to happen in mid to late 2015 or thereabout.When it does, I have investors and cash ready to go and start buying with both hands.