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All Forum Posts by: Philip Benavente

Philip Benavente has started 2 posts and replied 4 times.

Good evening all,

Thank you all for the feedback. @Jonathan Bock @Bruce Woodruff I don't have a financial advisor. Could you point me in the right direction on finding one? Ideally one who perhaps would have a strategy on saving the tax benefits from selling (1031?) into a good fund? How safe is private money lending? @David M.Where could I find information relating to that and who a "matchmaker" would be?

Oh, I estimate that i'll need $4000 to $6000 depending on the level of care. This would be the difference between their existing incomes and what the cost for the ALF would be. 

Thanks again for all the feedback!

Phil

Thank you all for your input... gives me a lot to think about. I wouldn't be able to cash out refi because the properties are in an irrevocable trust. And apparently, banks don't like to lend money on properties in an IRT. @Nancy Bachety, could you provide me more information regarding that type of fund? Losing the tax advantage status is one of the reasons why I sort of wanted to avoid selling the props out right. 

Hello all,

I'll try and keep it short. I have been managing my parents properties ever since they couldn't manage them themselves. They are at the point that they need to move into and pay for their ALF. It's very expensive. Their income simply doesn't cover it. I am in the middle of raising a family and my contributions won't cover it either. 

Between them, there are two irrevocable trusts. each has an investment property (plus the property where they currently live). Since the properties are in an IRR, any investments into STR will be based on 1031 exchanges. Here is the rundown...

Prop 1: condo.. after selling it, should clear 360K

Prop 2: SFH.. after selling it, should clear 750k (after paying off 95k mortgage)

Prop 3: their multi-family, we would keep and after renting out their apt, it would be able to contribute to their ALF. 

My initial thinking is to 1031 exchange props 1 & 2 into STRs (or MTRs) since our focus would be cash flow (at this particular time). I don't have experience with STRs (or MTRs), so I would need a lot of hand-holding. I was thinking that this would bring in more than enough cash flow to make their lives very comfortable while paying for their ALF. I am also open to other markets where it would make the most sense. I would obviously need a property management company to assist. 

Or should I perhaps 1031 exchange prop 1 into an STR (or MTR), sell prop 2 - pay the capital gains tax and simply invest it into S&P500. Use the income and interest gains for parents?

Or simply sell both props and put it into S&P500? 

Unfortunately, keeping prop 1 & 2 as it is now, won't provide enough to pay for the ALF. 

Or would their be a better option that I am not thinking of? 

Thanks!!!

Phil


Hi guys... 

Brand new to real estate investing. Of course, I want to first learn as much as I can. I see that BiggerPockets has more than 400 episodes... I am wondering if there is a list of must-listen-to episodes that I should start with? Or should I just start binging from episode 1?


Thanks!