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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Dual Partnership and 1031 Exchanges
Hello,
My friend and I are planning to go 50-50 on a property, where ideally we'd like to split costs/profits right down the middle.
Does this in any way complicate the 1031 exchange process, or would it just be 2 separate 1031 exchanges where we trade up more than half the property each? For example, for a $100k house that we'd sell (after closing), would we both just need to trade up to a house more than $50k each or would it be tied to one property such that we'd need to trade up to a property of more than $100k?
Also wondering in general what other considerations there are when partnering up: exit strategies, have terms written down beforehand, what else?
Thanks for any response!