@Dave Foster can tell you for sure but I believe you’d be okay on any “gain” realized from the sale of the replacement property but you would still of course owe taxes on the gain from the sale of the first property, that were deferred.

Let's start with first thinking how do your clients view you? 

Check out the Build Your Team section of BP: https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-companiesI found my investor-friendly agent first and she was able to refer me to the rest of my team. best of luck!

first, you need to understand what created the motivation for an owner to sell the house, then create the list according to those metricsAlso, you need to have a plan once you get a list, how are you going to get in contact with them It all depends on your budget. 

:) The buyer enters into an agreement to purchase the property by making payments with some amount due in the first payment and then a schedule of the remaining balance paid in installments.

Next week, I will be closing on my first single family investment property.

Believe me - as a "Titanium Client" for 5 years - I have used ALL of their services, and I KNOW first-hand how Anderson's service has, SADLY, deteriorated.

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My financing and I are looking to do our first fix and flip in the Atlanta, GA metro area.

My first thought is that you are on an awesome path already at only 19 — congrats!