There are numerous Unique Benefits Associated with Multifamily assets.For example, they provide the opportunity to hire professionals that conduct cost segregation studies. 

I have conducted a lot of research on flipping houses and finding good contractors.

I like what he built and I'm trying to figure out if it's the right CRM for how I conduct my business.   

If you are conducting such activity then there is no cumulative holding period to transition to capital gain from ordinary income.

to the SMLLC away from me personally.Step 2: Conduct a 1031 exchange on the property and purchase multiple rental properties (in the 60-90k range)Step 3: In order to replace the value of my debt, enlist a service like Fund & Grow to get a loan that is 0% for 2 years.Step 4: Contribute all net proceeds from the rents, plus wedding gift money (assumed to be $50-100k) towards paying off the loan during the first 2 years.Step 5: Before the 2 years is up (and the 9-18% interest kicks in), take the remaining debt amount out from my 401k to stabilize my debt interest rate to ~6.75%Step 6: Pay off all debts over years 3-5.My concerns are;1) How hard will it be to find multiple properties in the allotted time frame of a 1031X using these services?

Sample Seller’s Disclosure of Information English (PDF) and in Spanish (PDF)Provide a 10-day period to conduct a paint inspection or risk assessment for lead-based paint or lead-based paint hazards.

Hi MattAs a property manager I would say yes start reaching out to property managers and get information about what services that's included and their monthly fee.Some property managers even conduct sales like myself and would guide you with your investment purchase.Best of luck!

@Simon Ruiz , the only possible downside to being licensed seems to be that you have to disclose you are a licensed real estate agents in any transaction you conduct.

@John Dellinger,  I don't know about your state but in state of Ohio it would be illegal only if you charge money: then you have to be a licensed broker.Your employees don't have to be licensed to conduct routine work though.

Then there will be permits that need to be pulled and County Inspections conducted, on the permitted electrical and plumbing work.