There is a lot you can do organizationally and structurally that will keep you busy but also reduce the gray hair for your CPA at tax time.As far as whether you've got everything you need for the form 8824 that reports the 1031 it all depends on how your reporting and record keeping have been in the past. 

Because that book has a substantial number of charts and tables it would not translate well into audio format.

Read a nice discussion on Reddit and would love to hear BP members views on this chart.

When one is thinking of an investment that is sound and just “makes sense”, sometimes we all too quickly look at things like any publicly traded company's daily charts.

All new clothes all the time, carwash at least twice a week, put styling gel in his hair.

I would rather you seek out some grey haired real estate investor who can give you GOOD guidance.  

Since they were month to month I told them that the rent was going up $400 to get "just a hair" under market value. 

So I'd suggest that you put some weight on and grow out some facial and/or body hair.

We charge a pet fee to cover any damages from odor, hair, stains, etc.  

@Matthew ShayCorrect me if I'm wrong but I'm seeing more of an inverse relationship in those charts, which makes more sense...IMO, I can chart out relationship between any two variables but I'm most interested in whether there is correlation between the two variables.