It's pretty easy with small businesses to create affordable complexity.

I am on the board of the RPAWI in Milwaukee (a non-profit landlord organization) and have enough exposure to landlord-tenant law and the cases of our members (and a few of my own) to say evictions are very complex, the circumstances vary so much, the devil is in the details and it even varies by county. 

I also do not disagree that delaware for example has more case law to it, but most of the people here on BP are single family or small mutlifamily which those disputes are not as complex as a large commercial deal with high profile tenants and lenders etc. where things of course can be more complex.

I ask this because I want to make sure there is a market for the type of property I buy, and there are already a lot of nice high-rise and townhome-style complexes to choose near me.

Now if the building has amenities such as a pool, sauna and workout room then you are actually in a condominium complex and a different animal entirely.I’ve had a few deals go south because of a greedy seller and the lure of the condo-cashout, attempting to sell out for more money than the property is worth.

**Experience:** Ensure the company has experience with wholesale deals, as these can be more complex than standard transactions.

Yup, that's it, really complex isn't it.

It doesn’t have the complexity (or cost) of something like QBO, and it’s way easier to manage.As for leases, you’ll hear mixed answers depending on who you ask.

Both BRRRR and fix-and-rent strategies can work, but BRRRR is more complex under 1031 rules due to the 45-day identification and 180-day closing deadlines, and you cannot refinance during the exchange without triggering boot, which is taxable.A common strategy is to use 1031 funds to buy undervalued rentals, complete renovations after the exchange, then refinance later to pull out capital tax-free.

Hello,​I have several listings that are fix & flip projects and have worked extensively with contractors, architects, and navigated the complexities of some of the toughest cities in the DMV.