I recently placed a condo here in Omaha, Nebraska under contract and I am looking to get some quotes.

For the current condo like @Clayton Mobley said, you need to purchase at least as much as your net sale (contract price minus closing costs or around $300K in this case) and you need to use all of the proceeds from the sale (the net sales price minus mortgage payoff or $175K in this case) in your replacement purchases - if you want to avoid all tax. 

Separately, got a house under contract in a solid neighborhood of Kenosha this week, continuing to invest in the area.

I’ve been asked a few times to do a joint venture with other local investors who wholesale and wanted to know if a specific JV contract is needed.

Just got my first single family rental property under contract and am looking for recommendations of good lenders in the greater Houston area.

Did you have a lawyer put your contracts together.

All contracts (whether they were made under the new (after Troika) rental regime, or old rental regime), independent from age or health status of the tenant can be cancelled.

And if so I know that I would most likely have to reach out to the seller put the home under contract for the $92k and then reach out to the company and try to get them to purchase it for  potentially $100k and then make the $8k off of the difference.

Didnt you read the whole contract and settlement statements?

I have this ten 2/1 apartments under contract.