1031’s can only be used to buy properties you don’t already own, so no you can’t pay off property 2 with property 1 sale.

I scanned Craigslist and Facebook last night for building materials.

As interest rates start to fall, more sellers will enter the market and more people will be able to buy, resulting in rapidly rising prices.So, whether prices will rise significantly in the future, depends on the city’s population growth rate.What We Are Doing TodayWe have changed our purchasing process for our clients.

I see your in Iowa but are you familiar with the Cedar Rapids area?

Many have rapidly-changing ordinances (we closed 7/15 and the ordinance changed 7/23 which made things harder for us but not impossible).

There were a ton of requests from people who couldn’t make it to get a summary, so here’s a scan of his handout, and my takeaways:1.

Hi Kenton,We cover the Iowa City/Cedar Rapids market otherwise known as the Iowa Corridor. 

Before jumping to any conclusions, I thought I'd reach out to this knowledgeable community for guidance.Would anyone here be willing to go through my property management account, scan all the expenses, and share their opinion?

Lots of opportunity in this space with the rapidly aging population!

It seems there are opportunities to fulfill the 1% rule and while historically Memphis has not offered much in appreciation, it seems to have been changing recently as home prices are now rapidly increasing.However, while doing my research on Memphis, another that city that seemed to be recommended a few times that would be slightly more affordable, while also meeting my criteria above, is Oklahoma City.I was hoping to get some feedback on these two markets from the BP community and hopefully connect with investor friendly real estate agents, contractors, and property managers you have had great experiences with.