Quote from @Michael Smythe: Don't sell until you identify where you can invest the proceeds for a better return.Interest rates are now highest in 20+ years and will make it more challenging to find better ROI on new purchases.I don't get it, he's got 6 months to find something once he 1031 exchanges.

If they are in the US I would be skeptical as the US and SEC has no jurisdiction.Advicorp Fidelity is a fully licenced and regulated Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF) supervised by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) (License Number 124/10.

I will sometimes exchange a first right for not prosecuting back space rent.

The exchange rate between the US Dollar and the Colombian Peso is also an advantage for American investors.

You can sell all of them and use a 1031 exchange into a completely passive TIC deal that pays out a check each month/quarter.You can buy and sell without holding, pay your taxes as you go and build up a retirement nest egg.

But I'm sure you are aware of how to use debt with PRECISION.

I am selling an over seas property and have realized that according to the irs website the tax code will not allow a 1031 exchange with non US properties.  

Is it worth it to refinance and recast the loan if we are looking to do a 1031 exchange to a property here in Boise/Meridian in the next 2-5 years?  

Jim, Fundrise operates precisely how a REIT does (because it is one).

In Ohio it is illegal for an individual to Sell, exchange, purchase, or negotiate the sale, exchange, purchase, of any real estate for another, for a fee, without first obtaining a real estate license.