Eventually, you'll only do showings if a property looks good in your analysis first, but in the beginning, do as many showings as you can just to get a physical feel for the properties in the market. 5) At this point you'll probably be chomping at the bit to buy something so now it's time to start building a team.

I wrote an article that I posted on my BP blog that explains the 1031 process and breaks down how everything works.

I've read a lot of forum posts and articles but I can't quite seem to find an answer for my situation.My parents and I have an LLC partnership, me 50% and them 50% (25% each).They own lake property (both of their names are on the deed) and they are planning on selling it. 

The good and bad thing about the information you have given is you are claiming that the property is full (physical occupancy) but what are they really collecting (economic occupancy).

I think 15 year loans get slightly less interest rates (about .5%), but the payment is still much higher vs the 30 year loan.Also, if you google "15 vs 30 year mortgage" a lot of articles come up with information on how to decide between the two.

I do however know I want (at least at the moment) to be involved in being a landlord, I like the idea of residual income and not having to kill myself with physical labor forever. 

I have found their weekly newsletter to highlight great articles therefore I don't have to search for them.  

http://money.usnews.com/money/blogs/the-smarter-mu...http://www.wgcpas.com/tax-alerts-2015-articles/405...The first article has guidelines for figuring the gain.

They will need the articles of incorporation and bylaws to show that you are a managing member and are authorized to conduct the transaction.

Indiscretion! Not the kind of publicity an agent would want. http://www.news-press.com/story/news/crime/2017/01...