Our pinch district is getting a major renovation, and many companies like St.

Jane,My advise would be to seek out multiple Independent Agents (they represent many insurance companies) an have them contact their markets. 

According to my 1031 person they get a lot of people who come to them after they close wanting to do a 1031, or like this seller, only realizing the rules right before closing and contact a 1031 company just days before closing. 

Most DIY landlords have no clue everything involved in professionally managing properties, so their answer is always - TOO MUCH:(Wish we, as PMC, could track everything we do for our clients by time and then charge them like attorneys do.Here's a breakdown though:Monthly Management Fee: Typically 8-10% of collected rent, but several companies are now using a flat fee model of $79-149 monthly.

I believe there will be high appreciation here, due to many large companies pumping money into our area, such as Intel, Google, and Amazon.

Less of the 20-30-40 year career people at big companies. 

There are Agents politely Referral Me to other company or other program they thought it will help Me.4.

I work in the defense contracting industry and my wife works for a multi-family housing company. 

Yes it is , I was actually able to set him up aTraditional IRA with the same company. no penalty since he’s 62 and pay no taxes long as We put the money back in 60 days.

@Michael Willis, Hey Mike,  I just did a quick scan of some old posts and as of a year ago the company was issuing K-1s which indicates that there is an entity that owns the land/project and the investors have an interest in the entity.