That being said, it is worth mentioning that if you provide a value or service, you should be compensated, regardless of the income class.

:) In all seriousness, I value everything you mentioned in your reply.

There seems to be only one side of the real story that's being told.I won't even mention the difference in how many evictions he did while I had ZERO evictions during this time.

It could have been that one property manager and I really have no problem knocking on doors but like I mentioned I have the best renters and I live in AZ which is a very landlord friendly state where it only takes me 20 days to evict a non payer and I do not need an attorney.

A lot of people mentioning the $10K you'd save by doing a 1031, but I'd go one step further and say that it's even more about future value.

My company (Holton-Wise) for example sell offers a turnkeyesq service where we broker deal & then do everything you mentioned above in house.

Michael Frankel all good points mentioned here.

I would love to connect with you and discuss your thoughts about the "entrance" and "exit" concepts you mentioned. 

Just listened to Show 165, in which Brandon mentioned BP having a report / tool / spreadsheet that aggregates your properties into a dashboard to see your cash flow, net worth, etc.

Originally posted by Account Closed:Kind of silly to mention this now,  but maybe for others,  this stuff should be worked out day 1.