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All Forum Posts by: Joshua James

Joshua James has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: 1031 Exchange to 2 properties after divorce - Question

Joshua JamesPosted
  • La Pine, OR
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1
Quote from @Dave Foster:

@Joshua James, Yes you can do that.  The old property is in both of your names.  That would have been one taxpayer if you were still married.  The divorce has now changed that into two taxpayers.  But the IRS will honor the divorce decree for the 1031 exchange even though it is moving from one tax return to two different tax returns.


 Okay great, Thank you Dave! 

Post: 1031 Exchange to 2 properties after divorce - Question

Joshua JamesPosted
  • La Pine, OR
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

Hello,

So my ex-wife and I kept a Single Home rental in Central Oregon during and after our divorce. Unfortunately had to sell our Duplex in pendency of the divorce, which was cash-flowing wonderfully. We kept the single home property because we got zero offers during our divorce and were asking $30k less than we paid originally. We decided to rent it out instead and wait until the market went up to try and sell again. 

My question is: Once we sell, is it possible to 1031 exchange into 2 different properties, but each go into our own property without each-other's names on the other persons mortgage?

I'm also open to any suggestions.

Thanks!

-Josh

Post: Advice on ROI for investor on hard money loan

Joshua JamesPosted
  • La Pine, OR
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

Hey ya'll,

I'm quite a new investor with just a Duplex and primary residence eventually to turn into a rental in my portfolio. Currently in the process to do the brrrr strategy on a single family, getting a hard money loan that's requiring $25k down for 169k loan. I don't want to put my capital into the down payment and I have an investor interested in doing the full $25k. What I'm wondering is how I can get the investor a ROI and how I should structure it. I know I should get with an attorney, but want advice from some who may have been in this situation before I proceed. I'd like to present the gifted funds with a strategy to the hard money lender.

Should I promise $25k back after refinancing then guarantee $10k back or something like that? Your knowledge is appreciated.

Thanks