The other one is if you do a large renovation, rent it out, and sell it in the future and exchange to the funds into something else using 1031x vehicle. 

@Keith Gilbert I think that weighing the pros and cons of the tax exemption now against a possible 1031 exchange later may be helpful.

I'm trying to weigh out my options on whether or not to do a 1031 exchange on the planned sale of a duplex I am about to list.

You can offer to investors, say a 70% equity share in the property in exchange for investing $1M.

Really any brokerage can give some training but it's not magically going to give you all this business.Most head brokers know in exchange for training the new agent they can get 1 to 3 sales at 50/50 split.

my parents and I discussed purchasing an income producing property as I had done for myself with my partner, but for them as well. once they retire, we are to split the cash flow in exchange for me managing it.

I'm exploring the following: Portfolio loan cash out refinance (high costs), 1031 exchange for a property near the university (what do I do in the summer months?)

I did something very similar (a 1031 property of mine in Ohio exchanged for my Mother's property in California).

I'm looking to connect with some individuals or companies who would be interested in working out some favorable deals for them in exchange for experience and connections.I feel as though I would be successful because my other endeavors includes locating assets, making relationships, information gathering and management.   

I do look at how locales treat and respect individual property rights as I consider exchanging into a new OOS market.