This way if one of their workers (employee or contract hire) breaks their leg and sues you.

It's great to give people a break who need it and are working so hard to improve their lives, good for you!

It's in their name this year, but I want to go to the more lucrative option without breaking the bank if I get a nut. 

Both properties are on the Colorado Front Range.1bd/1bath CondoValue - $300,000Principal Balance - $80,000Current Rent - $1,200HOA - $180Taxes - $1641Cash Flow - $100/monthTenant Lease End Date - March 20223bd/2bath House Value - $465,000-$500,000Principal Balance - $278,400No HOATaxes - $2,345I feel like the 1031 on the condo would be the most advantageous route, especially since the property doesn't cash flow much and a refi would cause me to break even or maybe even go negative, but understand from some of the BP books that there's limited time to identify and buy properties that route.  

I would guess that you'd have to rent it on a regular basis, i.e. a few days a month to get any breaks.

Hello,What websites do you guys use to find the following homeowner information…1) email 2) name 3) age4) date home purchased5) outstanding loan amounts against house 6) phone number Hopefully a service out there that doesn’t break the bank!

With the coin operated machines you're constantly dealing with people breaking the machines and stealing the coins.

The 2 of 5 year break is the best deal in real estate.

If someone could break down the process step by step I would very much appreciate it.

From a marking point of few it's best to charge rent plus utilities and break them out.