@James DestefThe thing you need to be careful about is offering investors the opportunity to invest in a loan, especially one with fractionalized interest, is offering a security as per a ruling by the Securities and Exchange Commission.As a securities offering, the securities offering must be registered with the SEC (cost prohibitive) unless qualifies under one or more exemptions.The reason the fractionalized offering works in California is that one type of exemption is an intra state offering, where the property and the investors being offered an opportunity to invest are all located in only one and the same state.

But this house had some issues that retail buyers wouldn't want to deal with (knob and tube wiring).This investor was utilizing a 1031 exchange program.

At this point I would like to take advantage of a 1031 exchange, and reinvest this into a multifamily property (2-4 unit).How long do I have to rent out the old single-family before it is eligible for a 1031 exchange?

We are both into this and are looking for people who simply want to meet to exchange knowledge.

Additionally, I will be in Jax this weekend, if you have any flips or admin work going on and need help, shoot me a message, I would be more than happy to work for free in exchange for the experience. 

Find some way to bring value to the agent in exchange for him running comps for you and giving you lists to give to your buyers and sellers.As a last option, you could always pay him a couple bucks to run comps for you.

And also built in squeeze pages that offer free downloadable Ebooks in exchange for a persons phone # and email address.  2.Stores My Contacts3.

Giving someone possession of a $150,000 asset in exchange for a $3,000 check and a lease is one hell of an act of faith--make sure you get it right!

It is my understanding that if an LLC is formed in Nevada and I buy property in another state I will have to register as a foreign entity.

Lower power, longer life in exchange for higher initial cost.