In other words, in your portfolio -- yes, yours -- you could own a piece of a high rise, a downtown office building, a 100-plus unit apartment complex and more.Let's break it down.1031 vs. 721: How the 721 can protect youOK, so as awesome as the 1031 is, there are a few drawbacks.

LoopNet is exclusively for property investors.Plugging in your local area often yields a range of results for multi-unit residential and commercial office spaces.

I consider myself a hard worker and very coachable your time will not be in vein.

In my state of SC the owner can redeem the property during the 12 month redemption time frame.I would contact the Tax collectors office and check with them.

Now, I'm looking at 15 to 20 if I'm in the market to buy.An investor, who teaches real state courses at NYU invests heavily in Westchester county whereas his real estate office is in NYC where he handles leasing for his family real estate business.

Or go directly to the tax assessors office and have them filter out a list of multis in the area, then skiptrace the owners personal information to cold call or direct mail. 

You need to talk to your Title escrow officer what is optimum.

I have a client who wants me to list their industrial lot valued at 1.1M, another client who is actively looking for a doctor's office here with a budget of 2.2M and another client who is looking for a office building for around 650k. 

@Eamonn McElroyThoughts on this statement:“While depreciation not claimed, under allowed vs allowable, would not be subject to recapture taxes, the unclaimed depreciation would reduce the basis in the property”.I have a CCH or Bradford article on this subject I can link later, but cannot also remember if this was specific to a home office depreciation deduction.Economically, why someone would not claim depreciation is beyond me.

If your market is a much of millennial's looking to buy houses next to a bunch of tech company head quarters or big branch offices, then ya it might be worth it, heck you might even get to charge more.