My question is:  Can I use the proceed from selling 2 properties and only do one 1031 exchange so that I could roll in all the money and buy one property?

@Dmitriy Fomichenko or others, I have seen a couple of opinions in different discussions that seem to contradict each other in regards to partnerships and future deals in that partnership also.An example is that I have been talking to a couple of potential investing partners that might want to roll over IRA or 401 funds into a SDIRA or SOLO401K to invest within buy-n-hold rentals. 

Just rolling around ideas. 

Cleveland is now using roll out cart pickup. 

Hello Everyone,I’m scheduled to close on the sale of my single family rental the first week in May, and will have ~$250k in equity to roll-over into one or more replacement properties.I’d really like to hear other member’s perspectives on the pros and cons of purchasing small multifamily (2-4 units) with 30 year fixed financing vs larger multifamily (5-20 units) or a mixed use property with a commercial loan, which would likely be a 15 year loan term with monthly payments based on a 25 year amortization of the debt.This is my first 1031 Exchange, and I greatly appreciate your ideas, perspectives, or shared experiences. 

I've been working on ways to start the ball rolling for my real estate business (money-wise) and I came across what I think is the perfect fit for me to get funds quickly to start BRRR-ing.

(I'm learning about I still don't fully understand larger commercial properties)I just received the rent roll for the last 2 years from the PM. 

I have been learning about RE investing through podcasts and youtube videos and BP for the past year and a half and I'm finally ready to get things rolling.

id feel good with what i saw if it was a 2 family atleast, i tend to want higher down payments closer to 60k  and keep rent lower than avg to reduce vacancy's but ud have to keep it at 2.2k to make any money. don't really know your area but 200ish profit per month doesn't work for me. so putting that into effect not sure about this one. i look at things a little simpler, it either makes a great amount per month or i keep it rolling.

You'll need to bring at least 20-25% down for the construction loan and make sure there's enough income/assets on whoever is guaranteeing the loan - the existing mortgage and equity of the house will get rolled into the construction loan.