Watch the movie "PACIFIC HEIGHTS".... guaranteed to make you think twice about accepting a wad of cash up front and unconventional terms. :-)

This is much different from our first unit in Charlotte NC, as it's an endcap space in a lifestyle shopping center (think high end retail, movie theater, dining, etc).  

Otherwise, if you do have to evict them yourself,  it will probably be at least 60 days before you can movie in, but that 6 month clock Nick was talking about won't start ticking until they're out. 

Having the primary intent of resale does not constitute holding for productive use so no on the 1031.However, suppose you are meaning to hold that new house for rent or long term appreciation or as a movie set or a house of ill repute - anything but to immediately resell.

During the past 6 years, my career in the film/movie industry has treated us well and we’ve purchased 2 vacation rentals that both needed major rehabs and turned out to be great investments.

We have seen this movie several times in recent months.

I've working on The Walking Dead, Mythbusters, American Idol, a couple of Tyler Perry shows and the new Robert Redford movie, A Walk In The Woods.

It's just a great way to experience movies, sports, video games, etc.

The investor is in the movie business.Contact me if this is something you can [email protected].

Here's why.BTW, that sounds awfully like a certain favorite movie of mine.