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All Forum Posts by: Glen Zuffelato

Glen Zuffelato has started 4 posts and replied 19 times.

Post: Looking for Insurance agent

Glen Zuffelato
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  • Carmichael, CA
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 14

I have been very happy with Mobley Agency in Columbus for a few years.  I have AMIG policies through them.

Post: Delaware Statutory Trust

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  • Carmichael, CA
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  • Votes 14

 @Jon Taylor  @Eric D. Thanks for further explanation Jon. Sorry for coming across negative on your industry. For what it's worth, I ended up putting $200K into a CS MHC DST in FL from Kay last month. I guess we will see in the next 7-10 years. I assume you work for Warren Thomas who is a real gentleman. He spent 45 minutes on the phone with me explaining what he and Exchange Right does. He is either a genius or I am a knucklehead. It took all my focus to try and keep up. I would have bought an Exchange Right DST but at my scale it's not worth filing taxes in 12 states right now. Fortunately, this month I was able to find beach house in Newport OR to purchase for my next 1031. It's a quasi duplex with good income on a great piece of dirt.

Post: Delaware Statutory Trust

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  • Carmichael, CA
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 14

I have done a couple past 1031s and just learned about and started exploring DST's since I don't really have anything good to exchange into from my 2 current duplex sales. I also looked at syndications with bonus depreciation to negate cap gains, but I would still have to pay 10% CA tax and you cannot bonus depreciate forever. DSTs seemed like manna from heaven when I discovered them a month ago. At the end of the 5-10 year term you can 1031 into another DST or buy your own property. Or you can get into a 721 Upreit where the asset ends up getting sold sold to a REIT that you get operating shares of. It's a nice late stage play since you can then liquidate shares however and whenever you want. But once you get REIT shares there is no going back to 1031. I still like the swap until you drop strategy, stripping equity as needed, and passing my heirs stepped up assets with tons of gains and unrecaptured depreciation.

Then l I started looking at DST PPM's "use of proceeds" and "other compensation to sponsor"

Current Example:  Sponsors buy a 300+ Class A  apartment built in 2021in Lexington, KY or somewhere for $91M with $42M debt and $49M in equity.  Then there are $6M worth of  commissions and selling expenses and another $2.5M in acquisition fees and expenses.    Add another $3M in reserves and total equity that is offered to investors is $60.5M.  Even If you deduct the reserves you're still paying  $57.5M  or an 18% premimum for $49M in equity.  These costs are all front loaded.  In addition to those there is 3% annual asset mgmt, fee,  5% for construction/renovation mgmt fee, and a 3% disposition fee.

Most sponsors predict you will get a 3-4% annual distribution or cash flow and possibly  2% annual appreciation.  These are all after fees.  Except bear in mind that the sponsor is buying at 3 1/2 cap with rents at all time highs, in a rising interest rate environment. What will cap rates and rents be when they sell the building I bought well over market price.  I thought I noticed an offering that read "sponsor subordinates their fees until all equity is returned".  Some skin in the game like that would gain my trust, but at this point I'm back to looking for my own property.

Post: Do I have to use a 1031 exchange to reinvest my equity to a STR?

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  • Carmichael, CA
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@Cody Smith Maybe I'm confused, but if you lived in your LTR 2 of last 5 years you're able to take sect. 121 exclusion.  Hence I'm calling that your home.  No idea why any one would defer tax when you have  a once in a lifetime (or at least once every time you move) opportunity to cash out tax free.

Post: Do I have to use a 1031 exchange to reinvest my equity to a STR?

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  • Carmichael, CA
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  • Votes 14

If you are going to sell.  I would sell your HOME and never pay tax, verse deferring with a 1031.

Post: Self Directed IRA owning LLC

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  • Carmichael, CA
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 14

We are closing on a South Alabama MHP purchase this month, and forming a separate LLC just to own/repair/rent/sell the mobile homes. I am wondering what issues I might have with my SDIRA owning 50% of the LLC. We are using $170K capital from the IRA to buy and rehab homes. I know I cannot be the managing partner and that I cannot personally guarantee any loans to the LLC. I am not worried about UBIT as depreciation will help offset. I (my SDIRA) am taking a 6% preferred return and return of capital before sharing 50% profits.


Post: Out Of State Investing Columbus GA

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  • Carmichael, CA
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 14

Hi Cody. I normally use zillow or realtor.com. My first columbus house was from auction.com.  I then bought 3 each $25K 2BRs that my new property manager was selling. I'm no Columbus expert, but more than happy to talk sometime.  Apparently BP won't let me post phone or email, but you can find me on facebook.

Post: Out Of State Investing Columbus GA

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  • Carmichael, CA
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  • Votes 14

Kyle hosts a good monthly meetup at https://calendar.google.com/calendar/event?action=VIEW&eid=MGluZGJ0M2Eya3A3c3IycHFvbWpxcXR1NzMgZ2xlbnp1ZmZAeWFob28uY29t&tok=MjMja3lsZS5hLmlzYWFjc0BnbWFpbC5jb20yOTMxY2U5NWE4OGE2NDM2MDQ1YzIzNDJlNmZlZjNiMmU4NmM3NGNi&ctz=America%2FLos_Angeles&hl=en&es=1 There are also a couple facebook groups. Best is https://www.facebook.com/group...

I have only been investing there a year.  I use Bickerstaff Parham. I was just talking to a commercial broker this week that uses https://www.columbusgaproperty...

I don't know the neighborhoods enough myself. I have a $22K 2BR house in the South that rents for $475.  2BR condos at https://www.eagleandphenix.com... are $400K. I bought a HUD auction 4/2 built in 1995 for $102K +$12K repairs near Fort Benning. Rents for $1295. Good luck. Maybe I'll see you on the meetup.

Post: Property Manager and Repairs in Columbia SC

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  • Carmichael, CA
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 14

Yes, thanks Cody.  A couple young dudes from BP that are taking over in a month or so, and have been very helpful with recent repairs.

Post: MF Success story (Phenix City AL, Columbus GA)

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  • Landlord
  • Carmichael, CA
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 14

Hi Dan. Just wondering if you can recommend at Phenix City GC. I'm getting ready to close on 3 vacant SFR which are almost gut jobs. Thanks, Glen