I got a query from a new company called REX, a startup that says it only charges a 2 percent total commission fee because it cuts out the middle man by using artificial intelligence and other high tech to identify and market to the type of buyers interested in my property.

Hey there,I've been searching properties in the upstate of South Carolina for several weeks now (and I feel somewhat dumb for even posting this to begin with because I actually own a few rentals and I'm slightly terrified come tax time next year), and apparently I've been running my tax numbers all wrong and not accounting for the 6% non-owner occupant rate.Am I completely missing something or does this seem to kill virtually every deal out there??

I remember when eBay was plagued with scammers selling fake everything, internet stock forums were full of pump-and-dumpers (who actually succeeded at their ploys) and Google search advertisements promised to regrow your hair. 

Hello all,I am attending my first sheriff's sale this afternoon and am using Doxpop for a title search. 

One last follow up question, I'm assuming if I need a place to park this tax deferral, I can't sell my property and 1031 exchange to part of a syndication, and then when I do identify the actual property I want sell my stake in the syndication and use that to purchase my end goal property?

I pointed that out, and he was of course grateful.Later he asked me to find him a condo on the market, and we began the search. 

Really, I should know, as I've seen some rehabs that were so cheaply and unattractively done that I didn't pursue in purchasing when I was searching in Orlando to buy and rent. 

I don't want to violate any BP rules so I can't post his phone number but a quick google search will have him pop right up.

This is a great area for reverse searching absentee landlords & vacants; checking the code compliance & back taxes lists, as well as driving for dollars.  

Try searching that area on www.NARPM.org there you will find the best educated and professional PM's