If a father and son purchase a condominium together and the son lives in the residence and actively pays the father rent (father has invested more in the property than the son), is this property eligible for a 1031 exchange? 

Purchase price: $700,000 Cash invested: $350,000 SRE is excited to present this project that will benefit seniors, veterans, and disabled households.

As I have observed and experienced, it's the underlying politics and economics of this city that make the current positioning and future trajectory of Indianapolis so strongIndianapolis is showing 40% better GDP over the last decade; remarkably low unemployment; surge in tech; and our median household income (+21%) is improving at nearly double national average rate (+12%).There has been $15B come into this city over the last five years.

I own three investment properties in a condominium close to the University of Florida. 

Thetenant profile forxxxTrice Rd.Lamar,GA 30xxxis as follows:Nosmoking/vaping on property (inside or out) We do not rent to smokers(of anything)Creditscore600+.Minimumverifiable monthly household income of $2500.00 ($30,000yearly)Nonrelated adult occupants must each qualify for the property.

Currently I pay $2300.00 for a condominium in Alhambra CA.

One metric for determining the economic health of a metro area is inflation-adjusted median household income.

Hey Vivan, if you are looking for 3k return monthly, then you would want to invest in a SFH in a good rental market or maybe a lower grade condominium with tenants in place already.

The prices are still far below affordability, given current household earnings.

Cleveland is great for cash flow, with around 60% of households occupied by renters.