Do you let the buyer and seller communicate or do you keep them separate in the transaction?

Some of those reasons are that the home is new and maintenance costs have been manageable, the area is booming and renters are easy to find, we have never had vacancy (also in any of the other homes we rent) and we haven't see any options that are clearly better.We considered a 1031 exchange but all those transaction costs are scary.

If you're looking to expand the business beyond this property, the more assets and transactions you put in the business the better.

Selling is very expensive with transaction fees and capital gains taxes.

Each transaction stands on its own of course.  

seeking experienced attorney in Denver/Aurora metro area to handle seller/FSBO transaction.

You can also consider transactional funding if the escrow companies wont do a double close?

The reason I ask about the conveyancing is because I find it to unnecessarily hold up the purchase/sale transaction at times resulting in the transaction falling thru.

. $500 - $1000 is more then fair for a guy to spend a couple of hours to make sure professional fill out standard paperwork, and transaction will go under his insurance.

what the seller likely means is he or she doesnt want a realtor looking for 3-5% of his sale price.However, that doesnt prevent you from hiring a realtor or lawyer to run the transaction for you...