It is automatically withdrawn every month via ACH or credit/debit. 

Don't get me wrong, there are those who are just browsing....that's ok, put them on automatic notification.

They may very well when the White House and Senate this November, but that's not an automatic that 1031's are going away.

Next time, I plan to utilize the 1031 exchange; got to learn what that is first.Since I am an experienced realtor in Moore County, NC, [Aberdeen, Pinebluff, Jackson Springs, Seven Lakes, West End, Carthage, Cameron, Pinehurst, Whispering Pines, Vass, Lakeview, Tramway/Sanford (Lee County)] we are planning to do more flips...and ease into BRRRRing.Would love to chat with you and see how we can help each other's business.

I personally buy Speed Queen when I buy new as they seem to be the industry standard.

If you are buying a company that has revenue in the six or seven figure range, then it’s reasonably likely that you will pay somewhere between 2.5-5 times annual profit for the business.So, let’s say that you buy a company that has $1 million in annual revenue with a 20% profit margin i.e. $200,000 in annual profit.

I bought it seven months ago for $405,000.

Using an LLC will automatically push you into the commercial side of the bank, where rates will be higher, terms might be shorter.

Your point about Erinc conducing the train is actually one of the most refreshing aspects I've seen in the suite: suggestions for product improvements, even large ones, are acted on and implemented with a speed I've rarely seen anywhere else.

We use Appfolio and I know that rent payments are automatically reported on their credit.