You would have to structure it using some sort of disregarded entity structure such as a tenant-in-common (TIC), Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) or Land Trust where by the entity is disregarded or ignored for tax purposes and the investor is treated as having acquired an interest in real estate in order to satisfy their 1031 Exchange transaction.

Exeter 1031 Exchanges dealt with a completely incompetent title escrow company on the 4 plex that I sold in CA and then dealt with moving the replacement property from the seller to a disregarded entity LLC and then from that LLC to another LLC that I own.

I'm here to ask for tips from any members with advice on securing a loan that disregards lack of credit history (I don't have any yet, I just got my first credit card), finding properties around $100,000 in hot markets (I'm in Dallas) and any tips for a young entrepreneur taking the first step towards a life in REI. 

Your message may be disregarded completely if it seems to only be full of complaints.

Disregard the asking price.  

It also charged that “the discriminatory policies and practices, “were intentional, willful, and were implemented with reckless disregard for the rights of non-­?

This doesn't mean lenders will completely disregard you; hard money is always open to talk. 

Should I just disregard these things completely???

I'm understanding more about working with small community banks since i used to completely disregard them.

@Cara Lonsdale, well since this is two months old we'll not call it hijacking :)If the LLC is a disregarded entity (it doesn't file a tax return and chooses to be taxed as a sole proprietor) then the LLC and Joe Smith are seen by the IRS as the same tax payer for 1031 purposes.