Wholesaling seems like a complicated process, any advice on where to expand connections, find mentors, and how to really get started in the business?

You'll also want to check out major items like the roof and heating system and see when they're due for replacement, whether the condo fees have allowed replacement reserves to be built up or whether they're running it pretty close to the bone, whether any special assessments are coming up, etc.For me, real estate investing is complicated enough already, that I usually don't personally feel that adding more complexity with having to deal with a condo association and its politics and finances, is worth it, but if I was getting a steal, or I already knew the association and had confidence it its players and finances, I guess I could conceivable do it at some point.

Dishwashers are the most expensive, probably around $150 as they are the most complicated.

But since you are using financing - things can get complicated.

They are more complicated and there are more costs because the Qualified Intermediary has a lot more paperwork to prepare, has to set-up an single member LLC to acquire and hold or "park" legal title to either the relinquished or replacement property, has more liability because they are holding legal title, has to deal with a lender in many cases, etc. 

I would recommend working with a specialist as not RE taxation gets complicated real quick.

As I said, it gets complicated really quickly.

I hope I am not complicating this too much.

Hi all,    I'm looking for recommendations as to what insurance companies provide landlords with liability insurance beyond the typical property damage and bodily injury coverage.  

Just wondering how everyone else is doing this, since the agent is acting like this is going to complicate things.