
12 January 2024 | 4 replies
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11 January 2024 | 5 replies
@Paul De Luca thanks for the tag@Dominick Persino your math and understanding of DTI and SST are a little off.This property should pass the SST.

16 July 2023 | 16 replies
Could anyone tell me if a Delaware Statutory Trust is better than a 506B when setting up a real estate syndication?

16 August 2020 | 6 replies
It's a C+ class property located on quiet cul-de-sac and has two off-street parking spaces per unit.

19 January 2024 | 7 replies
Note also that there are more passive options that are 1031-eligible such as Delaware Statutory Trusts if the real issue is you're looking to get out of property management.)Another option might be a 721 UPREIT exchange.

28 January 2017 | 7 replies
Growth, 2015-2020 County Proj.Population, 2020 Population, 2015 1 De Soto 9.09% Johnson 6,852 6,281 2 Kearney 7.80% Clay 9,731 9,027 3 Spring Hill 7.12% Johnson 6,347 5,925 4 Gardner 6.53% Johnson 21,601 20,276 5 Tonganoxie 6.50% Leavenworth 5,716 5,367 6 Smithville 6.41% Clay 9,439 8,870 7 Basehor 6.32% Leavenworth 5,267 4,954 8 Edgerton 6.29% Johnson 1,860 1,750 9 Olathe 5.87% Johnson 140,435 132,647 10 Claycomo 5.84% Clay 1,594 1,506 11 Lake Winnebago 5.84% Cass 1,305 1,233 12 Bonner Springs 5.74% Wynadotte 8,235 7,788 13 Lenexa 5.74% Johnson 53,703 50,790 14 Riverside 5.42% Platte 3,227 3,061 15 Overland Park 5.23% Johnson 190,279 180,814 16 Westwood 4.94% Johnson 1,635 1,558 17 Weatherby Lake 4.90% Platte 1,862 1,775 18 North Kansas City 4.84% Clay 4,596 4,384 19 Leawood 4.79% Johnson 34,511 32,932 20 Platte City 4.74% Platte 5,083 4,853 21 Shawnee 4.72% Johnson 67,533 64,490 22 Weston 4.69% Platte 1,765 1,686 23 Grandview 4.24% Jackson 26,896 25,802 24 Roeland Park 3.90% Johnson 7,170 6,901 25 Prairie Village 3.86% Johnson 22,737 21,892

15 January 2024 | 0 replies
I would refinance the homes with long term debt and rent them for 2-3 years and then either sell them to pay a lower long term capital gains rate and put the money into a syndication, or 1031 them into something larger or invest in a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST).

13 March 2022 | 15 replies
@Paul De Luca Hi thank you for the advice I will definitely make sure to look into that have a great day!

30 January 2024 | 5 replies
I'd connect with @Paul De Luca (above), @John Warren, or @Brie Schmidt they are all great agents who work with out-of-state investors.

12 December 2017 | 33 replies
People would pull stolen cars into this private cul-de-sac and take them apart and nobody would call the police and it being private property, the police didn't notice.