Quote from @Dave Foster: @Patrick Rafferty, Any tax paying entity can do a 1031 exchange. 

My wife and I fostered two young boys and we have been blessed to continue to be in their lives for years now.

After that, we interacted off and on.

There’s a short but informative book written by @Dave Foster as well as some YouTube videos.

Now, in a world where listing agent's are doing way more, spending more, interacting more with more people, namely unrepresented buyers, it's not gonna be some big fire-sale of listing fee's. 

You must understand how the liens and judgments interact with each other, which fall off after the foreclosure.

You can also check with @Dave Foster he is who I send all of my clients to.

To increase your knowledge and network, interact with their material, pose questions, and take part in debates.Volunteer or Intern: You might want to think about volunteering or interning with a property management company, real estate agency, or investment company in your community.

Rather than hire an assistant, I'm outsourcing and they are part of that picture.Reason3: I'm vigilant about tax maneuvers, prom notes, and how S Corps, C corps and LLC's can interact for significant tax savings.

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