Hey guys,

I am a new listener to the podcast and this is my first post in the forum. Hope this is in the right place.

I am looking for some advice as I currently own a coop in the Long Island, NY market and am deba...

NYC also recognizes 1031 at the state level also so a San Diego company like Exeter with @Lauren Speidel as sales rep can absolutely handle your exchange.

Anyone have any recommendations for a book on constructing a new apartment complex and not just any other book that speaks like an infomericial, but something that is more of a guideline, with more step by step (high level is ok) instructions.

And I'm opposed to the natural gas space heat that some suggest- it can cause long-term, low-level carbon monoxide exposure.

I see a few high level ways of doing it.Scenario #1:- Both he and I co-sign on a loan for the building with $500K each in cash towards downpayment.- We contribute the asset to a joint LLC that we createScenario #2:- He takes out a loan and buys the building for his own LLC.- He then sells me a portion of the LLC for $500K.I see some pros and cons to both scenarios, but I mainly want to make sure that I follow the established process.  

You may need a co-signer if you don't have W-2 history but November - January are when you will typically see the softest market.

@Connor Cushman yes the percentage varies by brokerage and experiance level. 

Attorney, title Co.

No title co etc and signing the promissory note. 

@Terre Oswald in your search you don't have to stay in your backyard.  1031 is a federal statute that all 50 states recognize at the federal level.