Further, recent developments make this point in time the best opportunity to grab the property while it has no value, as either its valuation will likely increase soon due to the development of adjacent property or it will simply cave in from lack of rehabilitation.

Only then is it appropriate in my view to make a statement that it is to expensive by comparing it to the value of the time you are freeing up for yourself.True, most property managers will not treat the property as an owner would, but that is a trade off one makes in any situation where tasks are delegated.

Then apply those valuations to the 1031 scenario to determine if there is the danger of any taxable amount in the sale.Of course you'll need to report all business activity from the hack appropriately.

The CFPB has been developing a working relationship with state Attorney Generals and encouraging them to contact the CFPB for joint prosecution.Remember that in most states, lending without the appropriate licenses is a felony.

You do need to understand your own risk tolerance, so always consult with your attorney and CPA....but many smaller investors, say 15 properties or less will own things in their own names and just have appropriate insurance to deal with liability issues.  

or, ex neighbor.Currently at work but I'll definitely swing back around to this thread and catch up on all the reading and respond appropriately.

Making as many connections with financing, always looking to build our family and do our business through proven systems that will complete projects within appropriated times and within given budgets

In that situation, I would think a "service call" fee is appropriate.

Will paying off my credit card and car loan get me to appropriate debt to income ratio?

Contact the appropriate union and see if they have a grievance process.