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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

How to scale your REI
How can one scale your REI. I have a few multi-units, is it better to sell and get one big apartment complex? 1031 exchange? Thoughts, advice highly recommended.
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Without any numbers being known, this is hard to answer. Sure, in a perfect world, it would make sense to sell a 4-family with some equity and 1031 into a 12-unit.
Are these properties currently cash flowing? Are they appreciating? Do you know how much trapped equity you have?
There are a million different ways to scale up. You could pull the equity out and purchase more. You could cross-collateralize the buildings. You could sell and upgrade, etc.
I would get in touch with a local Multi-Family Broker, your accountant, and a 1031 Exchange Specialist and they should, hopefully, be able to point you in the right direction.
Good luck!