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Single family homes to apartment complexes
I've listened to podcasts where David Greene has talked about taking 50 or so single family homes that he has BRRRR'd and then using them to purchase an apartment complex. Does anyone have any experience in doing this? How is this done? I was thinking maybe you would sell them all and then take the proceeds to purchase the apartment complex but this seems like too much money wasted on capital gains taxes. Can someone please explain the best, most efficient way to make this happen?