I attend UNC Charlotte and am a Board member of our Campus Real Estate Group where we are a community of students interested in all aspects of Real Estate whether it’s investing, development or brokerage. We have mem...

I am not an expert on all of the securities law issues, but I have seen gifting of interests in syndication deals to a limited partner's children (cannot confirm that they were minors). 

If I become a Co-Borrower on a loan secured by a property that I intend to exchange into, will that prevent me using the 1031 Exchange?

The DOT secures the mortgage/note and outlines the foreclosure process in Texas. 

You can also try Pierce Redmond at Security Mortgage Group (http://www.securitymortgagegroup.net/).  

There are so many buyers (aka borrowers) looking to buy investment properties outside of their market but are struggling to secure commercial real estate financing because banks are not interested unless the borrower is in market with the property. 

A hidden asset may be found, but a protected asset is a more secure one.

It's just under $290/mo, which is about $100 cheaper than publicly offered programs.

I can't really speak into the actual legalities and logistics of it all just b/c I am not well versed in it...however, I did learn a lot about how it functions just by reading up on the lawsuit files that are posted publicly online.  

Wanted feedback from the you guys on what's the best way to secure my investment and if any of you have done this what advice can you provide?