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1.2M in 1031 exchange

Russell Sherman
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I am going through a divorce and will have to sell a SF rental in California.  I am looking into taking the money and buying in central Ohio, where I grew up.  I’m a complete novice at this - the house was our one time residence that we had been renting the last few years.  Any broad suggestions or things to keep in mind as I go forward?  I found a broker/property manager who seems knowledgeable.  Am I better off with one larger building or a few smaller?  Is 6% return realistic?  Any input welcome.

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Zachary Inman
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Zachary Inman
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Firstly, I'm sorry to hear about your divorce. It's never easy. 

As for allocating the capital, it truly depends on your investing goals. Are you looking to be completely passive or a hands-on investor? 

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