Cannot find the precise question in the forum so, I will throw it out there. 

Am I able to do a 1031 exchange from a strip mall to multi-family?

With $1,000, I can invest in REIT stocks, mutual funds, or exchange-traded funds. 

However, they could still sell the entire portfolio of real estate and consider it one 1031 exchange if handled correctly. 

(I loved all the encouragement to make friends and exchange info throughout the event, I met these ladies first thing Saturday morning and hadn't worked up the guts yet to exchange info with people yet!!)

I moved here from Manhattan and am looking to network with others in real estate around the area to exchange contacts, resources, and helpful tips.

It may be a great opportunity to provide some free labor in exchange for training.

From the business experience I've had in the past, I've learned that the more of something you have, the harder it becomes to manage later on.What I was asking was at what point after having XX amount of SFH, does your ability to adequately manage your properties diminish over time.If that's the case, I think I'd rather sacrifice a higher ROI on SFH in exchange for larger numbers but lower ROI on an apartment complex.

Hello BiggerPockets -- Should the net proceeds from a 1031 exchange reflect the fees already debited by the GP during the original holding period (i.e. acquisition, management, disposition, etc.) ? 

- Suspended PAL carries over when you do 1031 exchanges.- Your suspended loss will first net with you activity on your sch E and any remaining will be released and offset your other income (capital and W-2 income).