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If I cut and paste password that is sent, it doesn't work, If I type in characters of temporary password (in case cut and paste is not allowable) it doesn't work.

You simply have rights to the building for the next 65 years.  

Question is this:Lets say that a homeowner bought his house in 1990 for $200,000 and he kept paying on it until his principal was cut in half, right at $100,000 by January 2015.

Simply buying "cheap" properties with good looking numbers (on paper) can be a recipe for disaster for some, especially if they don;t know what they're doing or lack experience as a real estate investor. 

@Kevin Lewis, If you're simply asking if you can buy the property in 2016 using a 1031 exchange the answer is no.  

If not, I keep it.A typical furnace will last about 20 years, so my cut-off for replacing furnaces is about 15 years old. 

The investors or operators who advocate wholesaling as taught by these guru methods of assigning contracts as a business model enter the arena of facilitating real estate transactions without a license, tortuous conduct and predatory dealing simply because they follow bad advice.

If however this works for you, I would refinance tomorrow and cut that rate in half 

This work is simply amazing!