When we sell and roll proceeds into separate 1031 projects how is the mortgage boot calculated?

My target is Class B neighborhoods at the moment.Funny enough detroit is in the list of areas I'm researching but found out pretty quickly that I'd need some solid connections and boots on the ground for neighborhood information.

In part, it's an education boot-camp, and you get a personal coach.

If you have a good team to be your boots on the ground, they will be able to assist you and walk you through the process. 

Absolutely get your boots in the house....

Actually, this is how I started my RE investing in 2020, I just listened to their Podcasts, read forums, and joined virtual boot camps.

Unfortunately not, Gabriel. 1031s are quite strict, and involve equal “equity” deployed in order to persevere the gain deferral.That said, if you’re okay with realizing *some* capital gain on boot / mortgage boot, you can pull *some* cash from the 1031 exchange.

Establishing the core 4 is what everyone says, and it is important to have boots on the ground near your properties to check in on things when needed. 

Check with a tax professional, but if you have lived in the home for 2 of the previous 5 years, you may not owe any capital gains tax, and so a 1031 is irrelevant.If you didn't you may want to wait.If you do go ahead, read about 'mortgage boot'.

At the meeting, they upsell 3-day boot camp program.