I may consider doing a 1031 exchange of my Indy properties (3 total) in the future back to one property in NorCal, Nevada or Arizona.

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We've completed a HELOC loan, invested through a SDIRA, completed two 1031 exchanges, and we just now are doing our first cost segregation study on our portfolio to reduce our 2020 taxes to zero even though we made over six figures! 

My parents would roll all their proceeds from the 1031 exchange into 75% of the new property.

A 1031 exchange is great idea but is not something I want to do with this property.

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Hi all,I recently purchased an investment property as part of a 1031 exchange in Western North Carolina.

Maybe he can find a partner to provide risk capital in exchange for a piece of the deal?

Could you sell or 1031 exchange a dud and use the funds to buy something else?

I wanted some general information that would be important to pass along to clients if they ask about 1031 exchange.