That's adding a whole additional layer of complication though and I'm not sure it would be wise. 

This means they are simply a processing layer, and do not act as custodian. 

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@Cam Jimmy With a 1031 Exchange, there are many roles that are vital to the transaction.

Having family in your business could add another layer of complexity you may not want.While I have not personally had any issues partnering with family, I did have an issue with a partner on my first deal.

I felt it was a huge advantage to have a base layer of knowledge beforehand and it worked out well for me. 

I establish the LLC in Texas and use Trusts to implement the layer of anonymity that the Wyoming LLC is so famous for.

Such custodians will hold funds, sign documents, issue expenses and receive income on behalf of your IRA and act as your processing layer.

I will look in on the vital information you have given me.

There are multiple layers to this but I'll explain a few.