That way you can tap into the equity in addition to some cash flow resulting from the low interest payment. 2. 1031 exchange: what would you buy as your next property?

I'd be sure to go to some local meetups as well to find investors in your area and offer to do electrical work for them in exchange for helping you learn the business.

If you're running a regular LLC and the most you'll do is 1031 exchanges, then it might not be the best (financially speaking only) way forward as you don't need fancy advice.

I'd love to exchange some ideas with you on that.

My question is if I wanted to buy more properties for LTR would it be best to leverage the equity or sell with a 1031 exchange? 

Whether you've got years under your belt or just a few successful deals, I believe we can all learn from each other.If you're in Atlanta or the surrounding areas and interested in exchanging ideas and experiences, I'd really appreciate the chance to chat.

Sell via a 1031 exchange and maybe a reverse 1031 exchange if you have the fund already in hand-  Remember, you have to find a new property within 45 days.

It gives you the chance to network with seasoned investors, exchange stories, and even locate mentors who can support you along the way.BRRRR method: As the BRRRR method piques your attention, concentrate on understanding the nuances of each step—buy, rehab, rent, refinance, and repeat.Make contact with nearby investors who have completed BRRRR transactions successfully.

Greeting Experts, I will not take what is said here as legal advice ...I am looking at a mixed use property having residential units and commercial it is being offered to me on land contract, wondering if I can take equitable title, and later complete a 1031 exchange and get Legal title?

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