That will be the most affordable capital with the ability to build meaningful long-term relationships.

.- Time Capital Bookkeeping (REI since 2019)

.- Time Capital Bookkeeping (REI myself since 2019)

I have roughly $80K in capital gains from the rental, so it seems to make sense to do the 1031.

This at least gets you an appraisal so you know your home worth and access to come capital if the perfect deal comes along. 

With the right numbers and the right system, you should be recycling the same capital over and over again.

For those of you raising capital, how are you structuring your deals?

Taking a loan via cash-out refinance can also free up cash for other investments while keeping the property generating passive income.Sell and Invest in Multifamily: If you sell, you’ll face capital gains tax, but you could use a 1031 exchange to defer the taxes if you reinvest in a similar property.

The lack of say on big events like a return of capital refi or exit would drive me nuts. 

I am in the process of using them now but they charged me a higher then what I normally pay in appraisal fees ($750 is what they charged me) and then they added a processing fee of $90 after I paid the $750  (and they didn't tell me there would be any other charges yes I asked) and now they need me to set up an LLC after they knew i was doing business as a sole proprietor or take 10% less LTV on my refinance which won't give me the capital I would need to make my next deal work.. so I don't recommend them at all, i don't know if they are a "full" scam but they definitely need to work on their process if they are legitimate.