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All Forum Posts by: Aaron Kaplan

Aaron Kaplan has started 16 posts and replied 47 times.

Post: very short term capital needs for 4-6months ...

Aaron Kaplan
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  • Camas, WA
  • Posts 52
  • Votes 8
Quote from @Jacob Sherman:

We are a direct lender and can provide funds for 6, 12, 18 or 24 month terms . What are some of your scenarios looking like ? 


 send me DM we can chat. 6mo term.

AK

Post: Looking for good design/build rehabber GC or flipper in South Bay (San Jose, CA)

Aaron Kaplan
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  • Camas, WA
  • Posts 52
  • Votes 8

anyone w good leads on good design build rehabber firm or flipper in the SJ metro?? 

i have a house that owned by a mother in law that we are looking at potentially remodelling. needs a lot of work potentially.

its been a rental house for decades.

Post: very short term capital needs for 4-6months ...

Aaron Kaplan
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Posted
  • Camas, WA
  • Posts 52
  • Votes 8

Hello folks in Lending forum,

looking to try and see about potential lending partners who can write large checks (7 figures) and are looking for very high yield (much higher vs private lending rates) and higher than HML rates.


only need lending for 4-6months until large line of credit gets granted and we pay off the short term note.

ping me if worth a conversation or have ideas...

this seems perfect for a family office just wanting to place dry powder for 4-6mos while they are looking for other deal flow but trying see about other options out there as well.


thanks in advance.

Post: Asset Management for mother in laws' properties

Aaron Kaplan
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  • Camas, WA
  • Posts 52
  • Votes 8

Hello BP world:

I am a moderately experienced RE investor but nearly all of my investing has been in large scale MFR properties as part of syndications as LP and 1 as GP.

However over the past year and more actively into next year with my aging mother in law, her rentals require more TLC than she can do and wife and I want to assist in their asset management.

Right now over past 8 mos we've been dealing with her most valueable property, a NNN lease restaurant w problem tenant whom we eventually non-renewed and are just about to sign a new tenant in place.

ONce done my MIL has 4 more rental properties all SFRs in CA. (the NNN is also CA).

Wife and I planned already to set up a asset mgt company for our rental portfolio and we planned on adding her properties into that fold...

SO-- 

For Bank Accounts: Currenly MIL has ZERO LLCs -- all in personal name.

My thought was we should collect the rents into our asset mgt LLC then send her the money after it hits our account as we will have power of atty to deal w tenants if/when they are late or other issues arise

if so , do we need SEPARATE ACCOUNTS (Checking and perhaps savings?) for each property so that Security Deposits and rent checks are segregated and each property has its own accounts ?

Im curious how other property mgt co's do this?

thanks for any help on this.

Post: Davis CA: unofficial market analysis

Aaron Kaplan
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  • Camas, WA
  • Posts 52
  • Votes 8

Would love to get opinions from brokers in the area on strength of Davis market right now.

Specifically Wildwood subdivision...

As best i can tell seems like things are holding quite well (looking at ZILLOW REDFIN and a few other aggregator sources)... is that folks are seeing as boots on the ground?

also seems like most product is going 350-400/sq ft is that what folks seeing too?

Post: 1031: single private owner --> LLC assistance

Aaron Kaplan
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  • Camas, WA
  • Posts 52
  • Votes 8
Originally posted by @Dave Foster:

@Aaron Kaplan, From the 10,000 ft view the tax payer for the old property has to be the tax payer for the new property in a 1031 exchange. The question though is going to be who is the tax payer.

If you and your wife file a joint tax return then in the IRS eye's you are the same tax payer.  So going from a property in her name only to a property owned jointly by the two of you would not technically be changing the tax payer.  However, when you start talking LLCs that can change things - or not.

For 1031 purposes, an LLC that only has one member (you and your wife and the joint return) and chooses to be taxed as a sole proprietor is considered a disregarded entity. It does not file its own tax return. All activity of the property is reported on your tax return. So even if the replacement property is titled in the name of the LLC the tax payer again has technically not changed.

So if you're plan involves an LLC there are some possibilities. Your multi state situation can complicate it a bit especially with the mix of community property/Equitable distribution states. But there's still some ways to accomplish this.

Thanks @Dave Foster! Much appreciated.

Post: 1031: single private owner --> LLC assistance

Aaron Kaplan
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  • Camas, WA
  • Posts 52
  • Votes 8
Originally posted by @Mark H. Porter:

Need to have the same SSN on the sell as well as the buy. Why not just wait until after the transaction to do the LLC conversion. Whether or not you need an LLC is a different question unless you have a lot of assets. Most just get umbrella insurance.

We have Umbrella ins as well. Definitely need that for sure!

thanks

Post: 1031: single private owner --> LLC assistance

Aaron Kaplan
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  • Camas, WA
  • Posts 52
  • Votes 8

HELLO BP land: there must be many many folks whom have done 1031s here and many attorneys and CPAs but I wanted to know...

we have a SFR title is in wifes tax ID (we live in WA but house is in CA [where we used to live]).

we plan to 1031 into a larger MFR property. That property for obvious reasons (liablity protection/ taxes etc.) we want in a LLC.

if wife's tax ID is on the downleg (the SFR) and the LLC would have her as at least 1 of the members or managers of the LLC (say future property is in WA or AZ then it would be WA or AZ LLC) is that good to go ?

Ideally want to have both wife and I as managers of the future LLC (the upleg)... if that;s the case do we both need to be on title on the downleg (the SFR)? in which case i presume I quit claim deed to get me on the title w wife?

do i have to put the property into a LLC 1st and THEN be able to sell ? (so its same LLC entity prior to selling and keep the same entity for the upleg)?

I dont want to create a CA LLC at this point since we are just about to sell and FTB fees etc not likely worth it but we must have LLC for future apt building purchase.

I wonder how others' have done this as I suspect this isnt that infrequent (prior personal residence--turned rental then 1031 that rental into some future rental building)

thanks in advance

Post: CA property Month to month lease: covid effects? (want to sell)

Aaron Kaplan
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Posted
  • Camas, WA
  • Posts 52
  • Votes 8
Originally posted by @Darius Ogloza:

that would put it at SEP 20th. or 10 days earlier than my 60 notice....

hmmm

interesting... thanks!

def sounds like i will need attorney

Post: CA property Month to month lease: covid effects? (want to sell)

Aaron Kaplan
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Posted
  • Camas, WA
  • Posts 52
  • Votes 8
Originally posted by @Dustin Allen:

@Aaron Kaplan

I agree, give notice and talk to tenant. Explain what’s happening and see if they will be agreeable to vacate at end of notice. Maybe even offer a bonus to leave early.

YES I totally agree @Dustin Allen-- i was thinking the exact same thing. "cash for keys" type of incentive... hoping that works.

Thank you