If you have already identified the replacement or still looking for it, planning to buy multiple?

sit down with the builder and identify besides lumber the increased building costsidentify what they earmarked for lumbermaybe you can shoulder the increase in lumber - you buy the lumber directlyand they shoulder other increasesseems a lot more fair100k increase does not seem rightnot sure the size of housego in with this approach while not threatening legal action but it is always an option hanging over this new negotiationyou can say that we agreed on a contract and you do not believe you did anything on your end to breach the contract - that is why I am reaching out to you 

Make sure to vet the program by asking the right questions, identifying your own needs and what you want out of a program, and speaking with current members.

I'd start with the book "What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow"You'll learn how to run numbers.You should also identify how hands on you want to be with your investing strategy.

If you hook up with a good agent you should be able to identify and acquire a property fairly easily within your time frame. 

So you'll need to purchase $400k of real estate, identify the replacement property (or properties) within 45 days and close within 180 days.  

The type of self-directed IRA that will best suit your situation and goals will drive the process of identifying the right firm to work with.A self-directed IRA custodian is a processing entity.

Give me an example when you got an offer accepted creatively.What resources do you have that can help us in identifying good properties?

Am I allowed to put an offer in on this new property now, and then "identify" the new property immediately after I close on the property I am selling? 

In an effort to get my feet wet, I've identified a single family turnkey property in Missouri for $75k that will cash flow around $550/month after expenses, but before financing charges.We're closing in mid-August, so I have some time, but not a ton.I have a few options for financing, and have been weighing this over myself for a couple of weeks now, but thought I'd seek the advice of the BP community.A few things about my situation:I have approximately $100k in cash that I've earmarked to invest in real estate.I have access to a line of credit equalling approximately $65kI am in the midst of refinancing my primary residence, which should be closing in the next 2-3 weeks.