I am new to this and my real estate lady wants to be involved, but I would like to find this information without having to pay her to do it for me.

While I feel beyond prepared, I do wish I got involved sooner!

I am trying to get involved in real estate investing, but I'm trying to figure out the best way to get started.

I have been working with the family to allow a smooth transition for all involved.

Again, buyers would have to be willing to participate in the 1031 exchange whether traditional or reverse. 1031 exchanges involving multiple relinquished or replacement properties are always more challenging from what I've been told by the QI and the 1031 specialist attorney I have used.And if a traditional exchange, then QI does not take title so lender participation is easier.

If you're not doing any demo work or changing any light switches but you are working a wholesale deal, I'd love to get involved in that somehow too.

I think the biggest thing helping us is the ever moving line of acceptable commuting distance and ever increasing house prices as you move closer to GTA.I still see the higher rents and longer term tenancy in the 6-20 unit buildings with 2 bedroom units.

There's a monster post about turnkey issues involving PM in Indy that went sour, but Marco is trying to remedy it.

If you get attorneys and eviction crews involved expect to maybe pay 500 or more with filing fees.

I'm working on setting up a new company now to get involved in the residential flipping space.