Since the flip failed, my idea is you should be able to transfer the title, and book and on the books of the flip LLC, sold it at the same basis of what was paid and expenses to the rental LLC. thus no gain for the flip LLC to report.

If a buyer doesn't sign the exclusivity agreement, as a buyer agent you have no obligation to protect their confidentiality or negotiate on their behalf since they are only a customer.

I'm originally from Houston, I moved to Lubbock roughly 7 years ago to transfer to Texas Tech.

I assumed the energy he brings during his podcasts would transfer to the audiobook, but it doesn’t.

However if you do you are now changing how the loads transfer from the roof to the foundation.

Then transferring the balance to a 0% apr 18 month cc. 

You can transfer over your policy to your kids.  

Is it worth transferring to have that major even though FSU is considerably less prestigious?

The ones in the meetup whose investments I know about are located in:Jacksonville, FloridaYuma, ArizonaCalifornia (forget where but either northern or central)Illinois (rural area but forget the name)DallasKansas CityLas VegasNebraskaIndianapolisThe investments vary from turnkey, to investing in areas where people were previously stationed before being transferred (military), to people investing in their hometowns with friends and family helping them run things.

Before the law was changed in 2004 an investor might transfer one rental property in a 1031 exchange for another rental property, rent out the new rental property for a period of time, move into the property for a few years and then sell it, taking advantage of exclusion of gain from the sale of a principal residence.