to the SMLLC away from me personally.Step 2: Conduct a 1031 exchange on the property and purchase multiple rental properties (in the 60-90k range)Step 3: In order to replace the value of my debt, enlist a service like Fund & Grow to get a loan that is 0% for 2 years.Step 4: Contribute all net proceeds from the rents, plus wedding gift money (assumed to be $50-100k) towards paying off the loan during the first 2 years.Step 5: Before the 2 years is up (and the 9-18% interest kicks in), take the remaining debt amount out from my 401k to stabilize my debt interest rate to ~6.75%Step 6: Pay off all debts over years 3-5.My concerns are;1) How hard will it be to find multiple properties in the allotted time frame of a 1031X using these services?

I have conducted a lot of research on flipping houses and finding good contractors.

I’m intrigued by the recent movement in short term rental arbitrage, both from a landlord perspective (marketing and renting to folks looking to conduct short term rental arbitrage) and from an arbiter perspective.

If a seller is going to remove the property from the market while you conduct your due diligence, they want to have assurance that the buyer is serious, and an earnest money deposit held in escrow (which is refundable in accordance with the terms of the contract) during the buyer's due diligence period is the typical protocol with all the sellers I know and have dealt with.

I am looking to learn as much as I can about investing into real estate and conducting fix and flips.

Hi Guys,Our LLC is currently pending and could take up to 50 days before we receive the paper works...now, my question is...can we still conduct deals without it?

For the inspection items, I was lucky because the previous buyer had already conducted an inspection report and my realtor just forwarded it to me, so I didnt conduct another, I used that report. 

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Here in KC we have 3 options with a "In Its Present Condition" 1) You can conduct inspections ask for repairs but seller isn't obligated to repair anything 2) You can conduct inspections but can't ask for repairs 3) Waiving the right to do inspections.

Be aware that some states have very strict rules that prevent wholesaling as they deem it conducting a real estate transaction and therefore you need to be licensed.