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All Forum Posts by: Joe Bol

Joe Bol has started 3 posts and replied 5 times.

Post: How to get on the title of a 1031 exchange

Joe BolPosted
  • Lahaina, HI
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 0
Originally posted by @Dave Foster:

@Joe Bol, none that I'm aware of.  From a 1031 perspective you are a different tax payer though. and Joint Tenants assumes a 50% ownership.  so your friend would need to make sure that 50% of the purchase price satisfied their 1031 requirements.

Perfect 

Post: How to get on the title of a 1031 exchange

Joe BolPosted
  • Lahaina, HI
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 0
Originally posted by @Dave Foster:

@Joe Bol, a quit claim after purchase could easily create a taxable even for him. It sounds like there's no trust issues and the amount is relatively small. Why not make a 2nd mortgage with him. You could record it but be separate from the 1st. Another option would be to take title to a TIC interest in the new property. He'll defer all tax as long as he is purchasing at least as much as he sold. If his purchase is greater than his sale you can take title to the additional interest as a tenant in common. Of course that does leave you probable as a securer of the first mortgage.

 Do you know of any tax consequence if I were to go on the new mortgage and title as Joint Tenant with Right of Survivorship? I would not mind assuming the mortgage if I were able to keep the property. Mahalo.

Post: How to get on the title of a 1031 exchange

Joe BolPosted
  • Lahaina, HI
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 0

I own and manage short term rental properties in Maui. Recently the short term rental market drove off a cliff, not the first time. In the meanwhile, a friend was in the process of 1031 exchanging into another short term rental. Of course now is not the greatest time to buy, but it's also not the greatest time to pay the State and IRS $60k+. My friend relies on short term and long term rental income for his daily spend. Who knows if his long term tenants will pay next months rent. He owns $10mil+ in property and is credit worthy but relatively cash short. He needs $200k down on the new unit and is rolling $150k from the previous investment property. If he buys the unit, he will be strapped for cash, and if he sells the unit, he will also be strapped for cash after paying taxes. I got cash. I'm thinking to make up the remaining $50k and set up a $25k emergency fund for this unit. I got more where that came from if necessary. What is the best way to get on the title? Quitclaim after closing? Add name to the mortgage (I hate bank lending)? There is zero concern for a lack of trust in this situation. I'm willing and able to waive management fees on his other units until we pull out of this (3 year reserve assuming zero income). What is the best way to proceed?

Post: Transferring Broker's License to Hawaii

Joe BolPosted
  • Lahaina, HI
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 0

Wondering if anyone knows how to get a broker's license in Hawaii by sidestepping their 3 year real estate agent requirement to become a broker. Would it be possible to get a broker's license in another state and apply to transfer? Thoughts?

Hello everyone,

I recently read an article that suggests investing in real estate markets of growing cities such as Houston, Denver, Orlando, etc. These cities boast a low average cost of home ownership that is expected to rise with job and population growth. I was wondering if anyone could offer advice on my plans and perhaps include anything that I may be missing. After a search on Zillow for foreclosed homes in Orlando, I have found that it is possible to purchase a 3bd/2br home in the range of $50-75k. Would it be feasible to put, say, 20% down on a $50k house with the intent of renting the place? Zillow suggests that the mortgage, taxes, and insurance would total to be under $400 a month. Let's assume it costs $100 per month for a property manager. With $500 in costs, not including maintenance fees, would there be any room for a monthly profit? When the renter covers my mortgage and other fees, wouldn't this money essentially go into my bigger pocket (see what I did there) once the house was sold? Hopefully you understand what I am getting at. I would love to hear any suggestions you might have. Perhaps a larger down payment to minimize the mortgage and maximize monthly profits?