Just like I wouldn’t pretend to be a doctor and take out my own appendix, one false move here and you risk causing all your retirement funds to not only become taxable, but to incur an additional 10% early withdrawal penalty if you’re under 59 ½ years old.

Brian maybe you could provide a short summary on your buyer with your one page offer.The summary tells of their track record,years in the business,and ability to perform.Maybe this will make the seller feel more comfortable that it's not a yahoo or newbie who just bought an infomercial course or a wholesaler pretending to be a bonafide purchaser that doesn't have 2 cents to their name.

Don't pretend to be anything you're not.Instead, deal with reputable contractors who have nothing to gain by ripping you off.

If you need to mobile it around a little, good.Just a tit bit, I like your expense assumption; many sellers try and pretend like the expense ratio is 15%, 20%, 25%, 30%, or 35%...I have not yet seen that truly happen with B&C assets.

This should cause just about all of that $2.4M loss to roll to 2018 as a passive activity loss carryover.Here is my question:   Let's pretend I cannot execute the 1031 exchange for whatever reason.  

This has never happened to me, but I have heard stories of people getting your lock code and then pretending to be the landlord to another unsuspecting tenant and telling them they can move on in after signing an online lease and wiring a "deposit" to them.

-Pretend that the two of you are hiring a third party to manage the property.3) You should be compensated just like any other PMC you two would hire.

I'm certainly not an expert and don't pretend to be one.

In short, pretend you are just business partners :)-Christopher

Pretend I know nothing.