Send him a cease and desist order (or similar) in writing.

With 1031 you to roll both the principle and gain into a like kind exchange. 2) The capital gains from the 1031 are tax deferred so long as you continue to keep rolling into another 1031. 1400z(2)(a)-1 Gains rolled into opportunity funds are counted as an offset to your AGI, based on the amount invested in the opportunity fund.

You likely have your money in your 401K.You have the following three options with your current 401K balance1) Keep it there2) Roll it into an IRA3) Roll it over into your future employer's 401kIf you roll it into an IRA, you have the option to do a roth conversion.The same custodian who has your IRA should be able to do the Roth Conversion.I personally use Charles Schwab.

Quote from @Ed Furst: Hi all,My business partner and I are exploring financing strategies for two distinct investment approaches and would greatly value input from this community:Central Florida (Orlando metro – Clermont, Winter Garden, Leesburg, Maitland): We’re focused on flips/rehabs and are evaluating how other investors have leveraged hard money or creative financing in this market.Pontiac, Michigan: We’re exploring a “Build to Sell” strategy—purchasing land and working with a construction partner to build single-family homes for resale.Specifically, we’re hoping to hear about your experiences with:Typical LTV ratios lenders are offering in these marketsWhether your lender was willing to roll holding/closing costs into the initial loanHow many points lenders required on the backendAny unique structures you’ve used (creative financing, joint ventures, etc.) that worked wellWe’d love to connect with investors who have navigated these financing routes—what worked, what didn’t, and which lenders or approaches you found most effective.Looking forward to learning from your experiences, and happy to share details on our approach if it helps the discussion.Thanks in advance! 

so is rent roll is 775 x 12 per month?

.- No need to adjust formulas — it’s plug-and-play.I’m currently sharing the lite version with a handful of investors to get feedback before rolling out the full release.If you’d like to test it out (and give me feedback so I can refine it), feel free to reply here or message me directly.Question for the group: What features do you find most important in a deal analyzer? 

To avoid taxes, the safest route is to roll all proceeds into the new property.

Refinancing and rolling into the next project shows you're thinking like a pro already.

Kelly, DSCR loans have definitely been the workhorse for investors scaling past conventional caps, but they’re not a magic bullet forever.What I’m seeing:Terms are tightening compared to the last 2 years (higher DSCR requirements, slightly lower leverage), but capital is still flowing if the property income is solid.Sustainability depends on discipline investors who underwrite conservatively (real rents, not pro forma dreams) can keep scaling long-term.Creative structures we’re seeing include portfolio DSCR loans (rolling multiple properties into one facility) and bridge-to-DSCR plays where investors rehab with short-term debt, then roll into a DSCR takeout.At the end of the day, lenders want to see properties that can comfortably service debt.

I would get that ball rolling the second after you sign the papers for the owner financing.