Leave it with the fact that job is moving and the price goes up as work continues.

I'm a single dad with a full time job.

We're comfortable we've come up with a workable solution that fits these limits if we can just cut through some of the red tape and compete the project in under 12 months.I'm told the certification alone can take 6 months to a year.

Hey BP,Just curious if there are any investors who could give some advice or share their personal stories about how they’ve invested successfully in California.Some quick info about me: I’m 24, college student, two part time jobs, and am studying real estate/RE finance so I️ can buy assets ASAP.I’m based in Torrance CA which is an expensive place to live.

However, all they could say was that they weren't cut out for it, that somehow I'm different than the average person.Maybe I am.

Our vacant apartments are in a blue collar town where 19 and 20 year old are getting factory jobs for $14-$20 an hours, but no one has any savings. 

Just that the market combined with your state of mind tells me clean break.You can sell all as a package and 1031 into a passive investment and collect your 7% - 8% for the next 20 years but its too small for a big group without a  huge hair cut. 

The amount of money I saved on my 1031 was significantly greater than what I'd make in the same period of time through my actual job.

If you go to a bank or lender directly, you will most likely be dealing with an unlicensed salesperson who's sole job is to sell you on what's going to make the bank or lender the most money.

Let my obsessing make your job easier lol.