Hi Guys,Quick question: A condo association manager has been very reluctant in giving me access to the accounting of the association.

If you have access to a title company, they can give you the details you are looking for.

Hi @Stephen Shelton,I know there is a lot of debate on this topic, but I think that as you acquire more properties (or assets in general) it is important to have an LLC. 

Could my realtor have access to that type of info?

So, did she move out, yet still has access or did she never move out?

I am interested in using my broker's license for personal investment purposes, and am trying to find the best way to access the MLS and properties.

I just wanted to add that the replacement property acquired in the 1031 exchange (property B) needs to be "held for investment" in order for the 1031 exchange to be valid.

My findings have led me to: Jacksonville, Tampa, and Austin.In my Jacksonville research I am seeing:- A trend that the market is moving away from the more expensive coastal areas and moving towards i-95 in Baker & Nassau county, as it is more affordable and provides easier access to downtown Jacksonville- There has been significant development in the counties directly south of Jacksonville including St.

Michael John   For this one, I believe the goal is to acquire additional properties that would cashflow more than what he currently was getting.

The Landlord designated the Property Manager to screen the tenant, so it is the Property Manager that has permission to access the information.