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All Forum Posts by: Joe Montgomery

Joe Montgomery has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Again, thank you all for taking the time to post information relating to my circumstance. It’s a little intimidating not knowing all the rules and guidelines.

Dave - #3 is something I need to read on and become familiar with. I have no problem re-investing all the profits from the rental we sale here in Calif. My initial thoughts would be to purchase smaller properties in the area we are looking to move.

I purchased the rental to first live in. I paid off the house and used refinancing funds to put down on our primary residence now. (12 years ago)
We want to consider the 1031 for the rental, but I don’t think I’m up to purchasing $7-$800k in properties in Tennessee (selling price of rental).
As previously mentioned, I probably have $3-$350k equity, and would be fine purchasing 2, maybe 3 properties in the hopes of building on one in a FEW years. 

If I can only deal in using my equity for the 1031 - that would be ideal. But, I don’t think it’s set up that way, is it. I can see “paying the band” to dance a little, but I don’t want to pay for the whole concert. 

My original price of home was $310k, I think in 1998. Paid off once, sizable refinance once, a couple home equities taken out and paid off throughout the years. I have one now that I used to install solar in our primary residence 2 years ago. Not really a cash cow, but it has helped over the year - 
not to mention family members getting the family discount when renting. (It’s a good thing they all dislike Tennessee). 

I’ll be reading up on using the equity portion of the sale - if there is such criteria. 

Thanks again!

Thank you for the replies. I do plan on seeking out a reputable and QUALIFIED QI when we start this process. It's just in our minds right now. The "California Claw Back" provision seems appropriately named. Born and raised right here in So. Cal and I think it's the reason I WANT to leave. I'll definitely be hitting up my tax person for more information on this. Without getting too political, it "seems" unfair due to the fact a 1031 Exchange is a IRS thing....

I should have mentioned this has been a 10 year rental - not that it matters for the answers given. I've read a little on the time restrictions....

Again, just tossing around the idea - and looking into the near future. Timing of the 1031 will be a huge consideration as to how we do this....

thanks again

I am California resident with one rental property that has just over $300k in equity and is barely in the black each month (less than $200). Looking to retire in about 5 years. Were are SERIOUSLY considering moving to Tennessee to be close to my wife's family. With a 1031 Exchange, I could purchase multiple properties in the near future and be better off at the end of each month. My question is this. If I were to purchase a rental property NOW with a fair amount of land (5-10 acres), could I build our primary residence on property in 5 years - after retirement?

1st scenario would be probably to eliminate rental aspect of this one property

2nd scenario, would be to keep a rental on property if it were to "save us" tax dollars.  

Also, am I "forced"  to exchange like properties for the SELLING price of my rental? or just the gains/profit??

Does it matter when "looking" for a qualified intermediary (QI), should I look for one more familiar with California or Tennessee?  Or does it really matter since its a IRS thing......

Any other suggestions, remarks, or tips are welcome....

Thanks,

Joe M.

Anaheim