highlight_post=6644969&page=1#p6644969If you decide to do OOS investing, have lots of cash reserves, do lots of due diligence - talk to local investors, multiple property management companies, at least 3 agents and at least 3 contractors.

My company does full service property management as well assisting with purchases so we have a ton of great insight and knowledge we would be happy to share. 

The ones most impacted by last-minute 1031s are the title company not the QI. 

They do not trade on strict cap rates.

If a check is made payable to a company, the bank upon which it was drawn will not cash it - you can deposit it but it won't be cashed.

Every employee at Amazon and many large tech companies are paid in a similar manner.

The company has perfect credit.

The best property management experience I got was in doing maintenance on properties for a property management company and by doing my own properties, but in doing so I learned just how much I hated property management and preferred adjusting so to each his own.  

I got an email today from this company where their entire platform is built out around assumable loan data. 

For those that have used one these larger companies - have you ever got a second opinion from some other firms after signing up?