But conventional or private lenders don't allow payments to transfer from person to another with the exception of some unique circumstances (Death, Divorce, transferring to a family member or when a Living Trust is at large).

We spent an additional $20k on furnishings, home decor, and outfitting the STR with all the creature comforts for our guests.

Everyone has different opinions, and that's okay-- actually it's great, it what makes the world unique!     

Looking for some advice on a rather unique situation - I have a buyer looking to purchase a property they fell in love with for $1.75M using a 1031 from a $2.4M property, however the seller is unwilling to accept any contingencies; I also have another investor with ample funds; if my investor was willing to purchase the $1.75M property and turn around to sell the property to my buyer (for a premium)Assuming highest capital gains bracket, in state of TN (I believe only 1% local Capital Gains tax for <1 yr); what sort of resale price would I need to aim for for my investor to net, say $100k for his troubles?

Love hearing your design take on each of these unique houses.

You should give them a buzz to see if they can offer you a unique solution.

This property was so unique and had other items that could affect the value (risks), that my range of appraisal was real large.  

Each person's circumstance is unique.[* = I'm assuming investors and wannabes have done the basics of paying off all non-asset debt, they have sensible positive cash flow, and have some kind of emergency cash fund suitable to their comfort levels.] 

Then I worked my way up to floor and decor and sunbelt.

Good morning everyone. 
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