A coach can add tangible value in exchange for their time, much like an accountant, attorney, counselor, etc. 

I've been reading up on the 1031 exchange and this sounds like something that I'm interested in, however, the rules are very specific and there are time constraints. 

In my area QIs typically charge around $1500-$2000 to do an exchange.

Simple... risk.If you borrow from yourself ( via a 401k loan) you are risking your own money. if you borrow from someone else they are taking on the risk in exchange for higher interest rate.

So unless you are looking at the USVI, Guam, or American Samoa you could not do a 1031 exchange. 

I love a good conspiracy like the next guy/gal, however common sense tells you our currency isn't worth the paper it's printed on.  

I was curious on how owning and renting properties in different countries work with taxes, financing, currency exchanges, etc.

These types of items we pull from the flip will probably just be donated to him in exchange for favorable conditions on the loan he's fronting us for the first few flips.

There was not a key to the back unit and after the awkward non-exchange we decided not to creep into the back yard to get to the other unit.

We can exchange ideas and maybe arrange to have tea/coffee in the future.BREIA is going to be your best place to start.