He says that over the long run home appreciation is actually very low, especially compared to the stock market.

So regarding the down payment of, I have the funds myself but my father offered to help on the down payment in order to not sell off my portfolio in the stock market during this time.

Thus, building a “federated” system consists of processes, workflows, relational data exchanging and most importantly the ability to scale when needed.

Because of my lack of experience, I will need to be given direction on the work to be done, but I will happily do the hardest and dirtiest work in exchange for being part of the process.

The reason I ask is that I'm looking at a stock with a profitable online business and disastrous B&M business.

Are there things that I should approach established investors about offering to do for free in exchange for apprenticeship/shadowing?

When does it make sense to NOT complete a 1031 exchange?

If you mean individual stocks I personally use a scanner system and trade on volume and gaps... works great.

I have been investing 401K funds through a self-directed DB plan in my company for a while, but now I have different 401K money coming in and wondering who uses retirement accounts with traditional stocks and who is investing in Real Estate?

My choices are to either roll it all back into my 401k and wind up the c-corp, or invest the funds into real estate (short or long term rentals or maybe crowdfunding some other type of asset class), roll the dice with another online venture (which is my wheelhouse but after losing a bunch of money this last time Im hesitant), or something else like stocks or bonds.