: The how-to book of syndicated investment real estate by Gene Trowbridge

I have been lurking the community for a while. Very intermittent, and now I have a new goal that coincides with life changes. My kids are transitioning to adults, I need to find a new place to live and will probably h...

Your involvement with the 1031 is not going to be a great amount.

Contractors: At what stage do you involve your GC?

Quote from @Stanoj Kocev: Hey everyone, I’m Stan.I’m involved in the Cost Segregation space and spend time around these types of projects.

Conventional lenders don’t allow a seller second behind their loan anymore, so the structure has shifted a bit, but the idea still works.A good example I saw recently involved a small eight-unit building listed at $720,000.

It is possible to qualify even with an out-of-state property manager, but your wife will need to stay actively involved in decisions and track her hours carefully to show material participation.I actually just sent you a guide that breaks down exactly what counts toward material participation and how to document it properly, it should help clear things up.

It appears the HOA hired a licensed and insured contractor so you would hope their exposure is limited and that they are party to the lawsuit because in these types of cases everyone remotely involved is listed.My own belief is if I hire a licensed and insured contractor that I have hired someone the licensing agency has vetted as supposedly knowing what they are doing.

I can't picture what the level of negligence or fraud was involved here.

I’m guessing the process of valuation and creating legal shares was a bit more involved than Marcos had expected.