I am sure though same holds true when they inherit a MF or office complex or shopping center.. the thing with the deals I was involved in there was no debt on the land grandparnets parents owned it for decades.So like the last one i bought for 7.3 million ( for my latest housing development)  5 kids there was no tax planning and no 1031 they just each grabbed the cash.. others that have inherited the land then sold.. same thing cashed out and who knows what they bought but for sure they did not want to continue to own the RE they wanted to get their hands on the cash as quick as humanly possible.AS I am thinking about this I did buy from someone who did a charitable remainder trust I had never heard of that before. 

And told her she must keep her bike either in her unit or somewhere else.She comes back telling me that she has been doing it for 20 years and she has a herniated disk so she can't carry the bike up the stairs.I expressed that she still has to move it and it inconveniences the whole complex. 

@Roberto R.This type of deal is more complex but if you start as a hard money lender and understand the business you will look to get more creative and can do things participation agreements, Dutch loans for fix and flips and other ways to beef your returns.What you also will notice on sites like this the Dons and jay’s of the world will share how it can be done but are never pushing a product, a course, a group etc.

You can exchange raw land for a rental home, an apartment complex, for a shopping center.

Its a 200 unit complex being where she had listed and sold multiple units for them.

Real estate is NEVER liquid it is illiquid, BUT if I have a 100 unit apt complex vs a SFR yes i could potentially liquidate the SFR faster then 100 unit. but thats speculative . and if my 100 unit is cashflowing.. why would i WANT to liquidate

Hi wondering if you bought in Puerto Aventuras and in what complex?  

I don't know much about Abilene but San Antonio (looks like a 4 hours away) is a preferred city for a few of my California investor friends - they went in and bought a 52 unit apartment complex together.

I'm not connected enough yet to put that money together but I will try.118 Apartments and 1 CommercialPlus$23,799,000 $19,386,000 $16, 720,000 Apartment Complex $6,000,000 Below Value for Quick SalePartially exempt from Rent Control Discount For Quick Sale Desperate/Must Sell 9% CAP RECESSION PROOF INVESTMENT-TRUE HEDGE AGAINST INFLATION$9,884,381LOAN AT 3.65% FINANCING FOR 7 MORE YEARS DUE JUNE2030 CURRENTY AT FIRST REPUBLIC BANK.

It's worth spending a couple thousand dollars to get the facts about what you can and cannot do and to be guided through the process correctly the first time by an attorney specializing in these complex, ever-changing laws.