Way less hustle, potentially no property management fees required if you self-manage, etc.

If I pay a buyers agent fee and sellers agent fee (to me) I can LEGALLY collect a succuss fee of selling my property in a 1031 and roll over the funds into the next investment.Has anyone done this before and did it work out for your investment plan or hinder your growth.

Seller loses, buyer loses, tenant gets evicted in long run, property sits with deferred maintenance during the process and neighbors don't like it, bad guys can break in...Foreclosure for an individual can cost anywhere from $90000- $250000.00 depends how long, what state, all the problems, delays... attorney fees hourly, filing fees, property taxes have to be paid...

Greetings BP Community,I'm an avid Real Estate investor alongside my role as a W2 employee, and I'm currently seeking a financial advisor, preferably one who operates on a fee-only basis.

I am new to tax surplus and I want to know how legal is it charge 30-35 % finder fee especially when the "state" puts a limit on unclaimed property of 10%.

It looks like no one is interested in funding it or offering a finders fee.

- Is hurricane insurance covered in my condo fees or is this something I would have to pay out of pocket?

On the vacation home front with conventional financing, Fannie and Freddie made some changes that hurt the pocket book: Second home loan upfront fees increased between 1.125% and 3.875% depending on the loan-to-value (LTV) starting in April 2022.

just make it one transactions and have your fee added. 

So seasonality is definitely a factor.