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Joseph Labit
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  • New Lenox, IL
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Can you add a partner to a 1031 exchange

Joseph Labit
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  • Investor
  • New Lenox, IL
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I have a friend that is purchasing a strip mall with money from a 1031 exchange. The exchange will fund 25-30% of the purchase price. He wants me to partner with him and provide the rehab money. I know he can enter into a partnership at the purchase since he owns the first property in his own name, but can we create a llc after the exchange goes through and enter into a partnership shortly after?

From the research I have it looks like we can buy it as tenants in common, but not as a partnership? Not sure if I interpreted it correct?

I don’t really want to own the property in my own name. I would rather it be in an llc.

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