Investors often ask “what happens to my 1031 exchange transaction if I sell my relinquished property and cannot find suitable like-kind replacement property to identify, or I cannot acquire the property that I did identify, with in the prescribed 1031 exchange deadlines?”

A lot of visitors everyday so you have bigger chances of clicks.

Originally posted by "wexeter":Here is an indepth explanation of the three (3) 1031 exchange identification rules, including the 200% rule: http://www.exeterco.com/article_identification_rules_like_kind_replacement_property.aspx that other visitors may want to read.And its right in there.

I do find it interesting that in 2 days I have 2 visitors who are located very close together in a city on the other side of the planet.

Some real estae agent web sites indicate the casual visitor can view MLS through their web site.

It is so crowded that it might be intimidating to new visitors.

No need for a wholesaler to visit, or see, a property to put it under contract.

Any cars parked in the visitor parking overnight have to have board approval and must be reported.

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First, not keen on living room being in the rear and visitors needing to track thru the house to get to it.