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Looking for resources and direction for a 1031 from an SFR at 200k to a TIC at about 600k. 

Hi all,I am a newly divorced mom living in a very high cost of living area (near Boston) really interested in getting into real estate investing but with limited resources.

In the past, I've found them to be a good source of information and resources.

Awesome that you found BP, it is an excellent resource.

Perhaps the best resource I could recommend is checking out @Brandon Turner's Book on Managing Rental property.The appendix has over 20 valuable documents for landlords including an 11-page standard lease.

I'm happy to be a resource if you want to learn more about Tucson or the Quad Cities, or need to scope out prospective deals.

If you would like to work with me, I feel confident that I can be a valuable resource for you.

Any guidance, resources or suggestions that could help us get started would be greatly appreciated!

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