I’ve read several of your posts and listened to the podcast and it’s obviously a compelling directive especially from the degree of detail you share so thank you.

There are some related complications such as deducting expenses related to this flip and the issue of the new 20% deduction - so it's a good idea to discuss it in more detail with your accountant.And congrats on making enough profit on your first flip that you asked your question.

Please message me for details.

Call a local 1031 intermediary and give them all the details:  how long they've held an interest in the property, is it a stepped up basis, remainder interest, etc. 

Hey this is really inspiring - thanks for the details and the warning about old buildings-I will definitely heed that.

Make sure to throughly vet the manager and have detailed conversations regarding expectations and overall compensation.

PM me for details - I work with a company who does that.2.

@Shay SinghAs a first time investor, start with single family rentals. you can buy using turnkey or MLS route.your local area can present opportunities and you can join local REA groups to educate yourself more.Recession in housing market is given and if you are tapping your line of credit as a down payment, you are leveraged to the hilt. to make $4k net a month, you will need to generate $6k after prop mgt fees and keep a cushion of $2k a month for repairs.real estate investing is great but have to acknowledge that repairs are always needed as you scale portfolios.look into midwest and midsouth areas. lot of reputable turnkey providers and realtors on BP. i am sure you will connect to the right source and start your journey.

Not just the star ratings, but what people say about it.I find most books are split between the technical details on how to do something, and the philosophy of doing it. 

I have included detailed instructions and answered specific questions they have.