Having the primary intent of resale does not constitute holding for productive use so no on the 1031.However, suppose you are meaning to hold that new house for rent or long term appreciation or as a movie set or a house of ill repute - anything but to immediately resell.

During the past 6 years, my career in the film/movie industry has treated us well and we’ve purchased 2 vacation rentals that both needed major rehabs and turned out to be great investments.

We have seen this movie several times in recent months.

I've working on The Walking Dead, Mythbusters, American Idol, a couple of Tyler Perry shows and the new Robert Redford movie, A Walk In The Woods.

It's just a great way to experience movies, sports, video games, etc.

The investor is in the movie business.Contact me if this is something you can [email protected].

Here's why.BTW, that sounds awfully like a certain favorite movie of mine. 

Read the book/watch the movie "The Big Short" and you'll see that only 1% of 1% of 1% of 1% had both the ability both to PREDICT and TAKE ADVANTAGE of the 2009 Recession.Frankly, I find all this talk of 2020 Recession to be very counter productive.  

LOL  Ping pong... a couple of the guys in my office have a bit of a rivalry going on:when I had my real estate brokerages the agents were more interested in sneaking porn.. my system was forever infected LOL 

I work a full time job as a graphic designer in movie trailers, but I am a father and would love to have more time at home.