The company I'm buying from agreed to a higher price at the first closing to cover the taxes and subsequently closed.

I have subsequently refinanced in my name.  

Can someone give me some guidance about what happens after the 1031 exchange is completed and you subsequently sell the house?  

At one point we were offered equity in the subsequent fix-and-flip, and the broker said he predicted that after converting the two units to condos, they should sell for 700K each, so 1.4M. 

It's so very refreshing when I come across an agent who has information ready and available to me and subsequently my investor.

When I left CA, I rented my house out and subsequently rented a place in Denver while I figured out the lay of the land & decided where I'd like to buy.

Your subsequent post about the city etc. has too many ifs, buts and maybes for my taste.The known available income seems very low to support a half mill loan, plus reno costs. 

Need help with adjusted cost basis of this home when converted to rental in 2017 for filing 2017 taxes.With original purchase and subsequent refinances(4 total) there are typical closing costs, such as points, title, recording and other lender fees.I've being doing taxes myself for my personal and other rental properties I own.Here are my questions:1) in addition to title, recording, what other escrow, title or loan related expenses from the original purchase in 2004 can be added to the cost basis adjustment?

I have a lease renewal on April 1 for one of the two units where I cover the oil cost … on the basis I do the conversion in the spring, I’d subsequently be tasking tenant to cover their own nat gas bills going forward (starting this coming winter).

Another example, in a multi-family building there will typically be a single water meter, hence landlord pays the water bill; tenant family size can increase and subsequently water consumption increases with a corresponding increase in water bill to the landlord - no matter what CPI is doing.