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Updated over 1 year ago, 06/01/2023

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Brian Batista
  • Architect
  • Bay Area, CA
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1031 Exchange into a Partnership/LLC/etc..

Brian Batista
  • Architect
  • Bay Area, CA
Posted

Hi All,


I have a question about the 1031 process. My brother-in-law is under contract to sell his single-family investment property, and will be netting about 225k. He is interested in partnering with me and using the proceeds to 1031 into a down payment on a large multi-family property, the situation would be one where he is funding it with his 1031 proceeds and I am doing all of the leg work and we will split equity and profits 50/50.

From a legal perspective, how would this work? Would he need to buy the property initially under his name, and then at a later date and after a seasoning period transfer it to an LLC that we are both members of? Is this even allowed? I am assuming we can't create the LLC and do the purchase under that because it has to be the same entity that is both relinquishing and purchasing.

Would it be easier to just have it all in his name and we split the profits "behind the scenes"? Or is it possible for him to add me to the title after that fact?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

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