Originally posted by @Leul Wolde:Hello, my name Leul Wolde, I'm 19 and I'm thinking about investing in real estate in the famous stack method.

(Note: these are move-out, so not existing tenants that are renewing a prior lease.)Results: Unit Type #1 went for list at $775 and the new residents moved in yesterday.

The proceeds from the sale of the original property must be held by a qualified intermediary escrow agent (the proceeds may not be received by the property owner wishing to engage in the 1031 exchange).Concerning you transfer of the property to LLC,  the IRS stated that an individual transferring replacement properties to a limited liability company (LLC) treated as a disregarded entity (i.e., SMLLC) does not violate the Section 1031(a)(1) requirement that the property be used in a trade or business or held for investment.So if your LLC is single member LLC, you can transfer( after you sort out Due on sale clause with your lender) 

Originally posted by @Anthony Parisi:I have an opportunity to purchase a SFH in the Boise area which will be used as student rental. 

Originally posted by @Ola Dantis:I'd say go for it.

Originally posted by @Shane Thompson:What questions should you ask when looking at buying a commercial warehouse? 

Originally posted by @Reggie Wright:I received an interesting proposition today - if I find a tenant for a commercial property then I'll get paid a "finder's fee" by the owner.

Originally posted by @Jerry Brecko:I keep getting turned down by sellers because Im using a hard money lender and they want cash buyers. 

New construction tends to be more expensive than existing homes. 

Originally posted by @Bharath Danda:Hi - I am a newbee to real estate investing.