if you're going to try to Internet it... that's another. in Pittsburgh, for example, you can buy a $100K property in an OK area. 

it is not user friendly at all.

I’m a realtor based in South Florida and work a lot with both investors and end users in the rental market.

I assumed due to the bank in KS not willing to use real estate in OK as collateral due to risk management of 'hey we are in KS if the note doesn't get paid, we can't foreclose on a property in OK'.Is this true?

However, there is very little on the internet about the program except the content put out by Palliser.

What We Actually SeeMost investors we know start considering 1031s seriously when gains hit $40–50K+.Heavy users are usually at six figures in gains or doing portfolio consolidation moves (e.g., 3 SFRs into 1 multifamily).4.

These program require showing income and good credit but they exist.There are also programs like DSCR that Do not require income or employment they instead use rents to qualify plus down payment.

What do I do asked 150,000 BP users who do not read other forum posts.

Internet chatter is a good starting point but most of my investors say the gold is going deal and taking relationships offline. 

If you make over $150k, you will not be able to use real estate losses against active income unless you're a real estate professional or short term rentals.