Workpost is free to use and really simple...kind of a classifieds based on work.

Broad spectrum questions are kind of hard to answer.

And even if you find a private/HML that won't care about what kind of reserves you have, it's still a very good idea to have the extra money at hand.

Once an investor has identified his or her like-kind replacement properties, they have to comply with the following three (3) value rules for the actual acquisition values in order to defer 100% of his or her depreciation recapture and capital gain taxes:1) Trade equal or up in value based on the net sales/purchase price; and,2) Reinvest 100% of the net equity or cash proceeds that result from closing on the sale property; and,3) Replace the mortgage.

I'm not exactly new here, but I did kind of fall off the cliff for a few months, and now I'm moving from Cincy up to Columbus within the next 3 weeks.

Didn't count on so many opinions....Well the dishwasher was kind of a concern...I dont care too much about later, because I'm selling it right away.

I kind of remember hearing something about that.

He was kind of arrogant and haughty with himself to start, but the next time I saw him he kind of chuckled and said, "so you're trying to buy houses and fix them up, huh?

You could also look into the steel buildings, kind of like warehouse style - http://www.rhinobldg.com/steel-building-specials.htm I feel that far too many people do the 'mainstream' thing not because it makes them happy but because its what everyone tells them they should do.Just remember that what you want to do now may change as you get older.

I would ask what kind of training and continuing education/seminars you offer?