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So I'm wondering if it just being listed as a rental the last two months combined with it being a rental previously qualifies it as a rental for 1031 exchange or not.

So I'm wondering if it just being listed as a rental the last two months combined with it being a rental previously qualifies it as a rental for 1031 exchange or not.

@Edith Alvarado de Cortez i use LLC's for mine, however every situation is unique so it's usually best to consult a lawyer for all this so they can set you up the way you need to be in regards to what kind of entity you need, it could be an LLC, S-Corp, etc... and then they can advise you how to hold them such as LLC's owning LLC's, your trust owning an LLC, etc

We make pretty good salaries at our day jobs outside of RE - making a combined 17k/month gross.

You are definitely not the only single female that are wondering about the unique challenges you may face. 

The 10% of revenue we get from the landlord, is 100% income for us. 2/3 of our income are these management fees. 1/3 is combined lease up fees and general contracting.

My best success has come with a combination of methods.Best of luck!

Neither of us have any loans to pay off and plan on making a decent combined income.

this is a frequently used door by the tenants and if its keyed then both sides need to have a key or if it has a combination then we need to share that with the neighbors.