Great Tips.

Also, if they are different, do I have the same amount of control in both situationships?

@Nicolás Eduardo Larach León,That’s why a lot of investors look to Midwest markets like Toledo, Detroit, or parts of Indiana.

Quote from @John LeTourneau: So any clarity around how much this program costs? 

I've done some research and have a strategy, but I want to do this in the most legally sound and tax-efficient way possible while avoiding unforeseen pitfalls.My Goal:To consolidate my two current rental properties into a property that will initially serve as a rental and eventually become my primary residence in retirement.My Plan:Here is the step-by-step strategy I've put together: Sell my two rental properties (VA Loans) and execute a 1031 exchange, rolling the proceeds from both sales into the purchase of a single investment property.

It also has great access to both I-80 and Highway 49 running through it, making it easy to get to Sacramento and surrounding towns.From what I can tell, this area seems a bit overlooked compared to other parts of Northern California, which could mean good upside over time.Does this community look like a good entry-level investment?

Any tips or tricks for staying organized and tracking leads effectively?

I can confirm that the property in question is located in Albuquerque, and there are currently no legal issues associated with wholesaling in this jurisdiction.If you are interested in exploring this opportunity further, please let me know, and I would be happy to provide more details.yes it's in 

I’d love to connect and swap insights on the Fort Worth market, strategies for flipping vs. holding, and any tips you’ve picked up along the way.

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