The key is that your father is the current owner/investor/taxpayer of the relinquished property and as long as the replacement property is also acquired and owned by your father it will qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment. 

I have a desire to support uplifting/encouraging art in Houston, for the art (music, performing arts, visual arts) is the heartbeat of the culture of a city, help propel the local church I am a part of to new levels of influence and ability to help (they have a large prison and drug addict ministry), and to provide future employment/contract work that can help establish good character and personal development in said employees.Real Estate/Business has the potential to impact on a city level what would be nearly impossible to do in the position of a W2 salary, even at higher levels in the corporate ladder IMO.This impact potential gets me absolutely jazzed.And so since November I have devoured books, burned through podcasts, employed my excel and access skillz, joined a local REI club, met up with local investors, read numerous BP threads/blogs, and now begun the actual deployment of action steps.The beginning of March has marked the real start of a new endeavor along side my engineering day job... heading down the Wholesaling route, seeing as deals are the must-have corner stone for this entire business. 

They are two completely different investments with different return patters, volatility, tax treatment, etc. - I do not agree with the suggestion.  

The best I can come up with is to treat them as a group according to the property they were originally raised for.The answer maybe much more simple but I'm having a hard time visualizing creative lending.

Visually inspect the property.4.

If you have not done so already, you will want to study the IRS rules governing treatment of employees vs independent contractors: http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-Businesses-&-Self-Employed/Independent-Contractor-(Self-Employed)-or-Employee%3FBest of luck with your business.Nate

Hi BP Community, As sponsor what is the tax treatment of acquisition fees assuming that you reinvest them as equity?

Many of these details were decided on by my cabinet supplier who was tasked with coming up with both a visually appealing, useful and cost effective layout.

@Casey CroweToo bad you couldn’t hit it with a heavy enzyme treatment then use an ozone machine with a very large output.

But now that they’re trying this I want to know what they can do and what I can do in retaliation, this is not fair treatment and I want to know my legal rights.