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Julie DeWolfe Arroyo
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1031 tax exchange advice please.

Julie DeWolfe Arroyo
  • Realtor
  • southern Idaho
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Elderly father in law did a 1031 three years ago when he sold his dairy, he was a wonderful dairyman but landlording 8 townhomes has become too difficult and isn't meeting income needs.

Trying to avoid taxes, but needing the income increase, what suggestions do you *been there, done that* folks have?

Foreclosure fix & flips and lots with new builds are the direction my partner and I are going, am I missing an obvious way to bring father in law in on short term sell for profits, with respect to his 1031?

Thanks, I need advice so I can give it.

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Bill B.#3 1031 Exchanges Contributor
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Bill B.#3 1031 Exchanges Contributor
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You can’t do a 1031 exchange in to a property you plan to sell. No matter if it’s a fix and flip or a build and sell. The intent of the purchase must be ‘To hold for productive use...”

Pry just keep his investment separate. Maybe another 1031 in to fewer buildings or a larger MFH that can support onsite management if it's enough money. You could talk to some experts about NNN leases or DLST, problem is most of the experts are dying to sell you one and will assume they are perfect for your needs, whatever they are.

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