It's just that they have no bargaining power to change the terms. 

That's the power of tax deferral and compound interest.Besides 1031 has been in the code since 1919ish. 

I'd be a little cautious about leaving power tools for a tenant to use. 

Assuming you go FHA, your down payment is back down to 3.5% which expands that purchasing power, and with FHA you have to pass the self-sufficiency test on 3-4 unit properties. 

We just presented at the recent Opportunity Zone Expo, and one of the creators of the OZ tax laws, Steve Glickman, described this legislation, as the "most powerful tool in the entire tax code."   

In evictions and judgments, a judge's primary duty is to ensure there aren't abuses of power happening.

One of the most powerful ways to enhance your skills and build your business is through networking. 

At the end of the day you may not end up purchasing this duplex but, in using a realtor and developing a relationship you may just find some pocket listings that make more sense for your purchasing power.

On my presentation for them, it's really easy to see how powerful this strategy is after only a few years!

Do I need a limited power of attorney?