I used to go to rilandrecords.com several times a week for links to land evidence records and tax assessor websites for RI cities & towns (Providence, Pawtucket, more recently Warwick, Johnston etc.)It went offline last week (Friday I think) but there is a replacement site with the same info as the old one: https://ripropinfo.com (RI property info).This is one of a small handful of essential sites I have on my "bookmarks" bar for doing real estate in Rhode Island, along with the RI secretary of state corporations database and the RI contractors registration board license lookup, so I hope this is helpful.

@Stefan Dickert   check out Myrarebird.com  they have once a month meetings it cost a little bit to join them but they don't pitch products and give some good solid advice from what I witnessed. the two gentlemen who run it are VERY knowledgeable and good guys to know.My daughter is in corporate finance at Intel so you can imagine with the shake ups how busy she has been LOL.. wish you the best

Essentially, after writing off passive losses, I need to purchase approx $400K worth of property ($100K in cash, $300K in financing) in order to avoid capital gains on the sale of my current investment property. 

Essentially, if the landlord treats the property and the tenant with the expectation that they are both "high quality" then the tenant is more likely to act in the same way. 

I decided it wasn't the product for me.

However, you may be able to sell your % to the other investors as one sale and go forward with a 1031... if the corporate structure can handle it appropriately, if you can say/demonstrate that your intent when you went into the deal was to hold the property for productive use and now that the groups direction has changed you are selling your portion to purchase other property to be held for investment.And if the improvements to the property would not cross the threshhold of "creating inventory" and could be classified as ensuring best and highest use.  

How helpful is it to build a big/productive team?

Is there a product available to LLCs that’s very similar to a HELOC, that is secured against the asset, but doesn’t have extreme costs like hard money, typical portfolio loans for flippers, etc.?

He has mentioned that he would like to use his capital %100 and hire me on as Business Developer and essentially pay me a salary with a percentage on each deal.My questions are, What should I limit my duties to?

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