I would consult a 1031 Exchange expert in your state.

AND when you eventually take it out, all earnings will be treated as ordinary income, meaning you will pay MORE taxes than if you bought it outside of the IRA where you get the cash flow and receive a huge tax benefit through depreciation expense and 1031 exchange rules (upon selling).So buy that sucker with cash and then do a Cash Out Refi under the Delayed Financing Exception (Fannie Mae) if you are still eligible for such - otherwise get a portfolio loan to retrieve most of your cash back out and keep rolling on to the next property.

Find a private lender who would kick out cash in exchange for cash flow and a solid return.    

Would like to get together to study or exchange information.

I offered to provide him GAP funding (funding all the cash he needed) and in exchange, I get 50% of the profit.

Suppose you I have a property sold and my money is setting in a exchange waiting for a property to do 1031 exchange, I would send  this letter.Dear Mr.

(registering means they get your name & phone # for cold calls) As we walk in to grab our seats A slick talking salesman (who kind of looks like Armando) was already talking about Armando's back story & how he was broke living in a garage with his young family.Real eye watering stuff.Armando frustrated with his misfortunes goes out & approaches investors offering free work in exchange for mentorship.

I have a SFH with equity that I will be selling and 1031 exchanging for a commercial/mult-family property. 

One thing is I've been claiming depreciation since 2008, is it worth it to try to do a 1031 when selling?

Does anyone have any experience with these?  I'm sure you know of or have heard of them.  I didn't if anyone had a positive (or negative) experience with them.  I won't mention any names, but one guru is sending out e...