I've used him a few times and he's been happy to help me by looking over correspondence and contracts without charge.  

(P.O Box for correspondence, Google voice number, identify potential contractors/handymen?)

The one point that I wanted to make sure was understood is that the improvements, whether paid before, at or after closing must be paid under the control of the Qualified Intermediary and the corresponding improvements must be completed before you take title to the property in order to be counted as "real property" for like-kind property requirements and qualify for tax-deferred exchange treatment. 

On website B the boost would have been 11%.Because our sales level directly corresponded with our number of subscriptions, this caused quite an increase in our bottom line!

6.get a seperate policy and pay additional to your sellers insurance if theirs in escrowed in the monthly payment or get a (POA) and call the existing ins co and have your name added to the policy.7.get charge of address notices to the mortgage co stating that the seller has given you authorization to manage their account and that all correspondences must go to you and/or your company.Hope this helps.....

I have the seller give me a power of attorney to conduct all business for the property and have the seller change their address on all correspondence with the bank to my PO Box.

It is still an asset and the corresponding liabilities (deposits) are still in place.

The advice is to get $70K deposited in your account, seasoned 60 days, with no corresponding debt.

Just additional costs that have to be accounted for (so the corresponding purchase price must be less).

Rental Demand is up and corresponding Increases are now common in Boston and most of Massachusetts now so I'm upgrading most of my apartments.