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Al Lev
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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1031 Syndication via TIC

Al Lev
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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I am wondering if anyone is interested in investing their 1031 funds into a syndication. I recently completed a sale of a rental and looking for a replacement property. While I like managing small rentals (1-3 units), I prefer large syndications. After some research, many sponsors accept 1031 exchange funds (via TIC structure) but the hurdle amount range between $500k and $6MM.

Has anyone tried to pool their 1031 funds and this way meet the threshold?

The reason I would like to consider a syndication as it allows for better diversification, less maintenance at the cost of somewhat lower returns (marginally).

Having the ability to roll 1031 funds in/out of syndication is far superior to any other strategies unless you like to be hands-on.

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