Will I still be able to utilize the 1031 exchange law by investing the funds into another property owned by a separate LLC1A: If yes, can I put those funds towards equity on an already existing property in a different LLC?

How surprised a starry-eyed new person will be to find a RE transaction of any type is not legal without the exchange of legal tender.  

There is a brave new world out there with a lot of uncertainty especially with investing in real estate.Anyone who has 1031 exchange money right now is in the middle of a conundrum on what to do with their 1031 exchange money.

DST's are basically private funds that are eligible for 1031 exchanges. 

Offsetting taxable profits with losses is called tax-loss harvesting, and is a strategy that can shield income from being turned over to the Internal Revenue Service.Another strategy takes advantage of a provision in the tax code, Section 1031, that allows taxes to be put back if the taxable income from a property sale is instead invested back into a qualifying venture.

(Even if you could, it accomplishes absolutely nothing, unless the property was 1031-ed)3.

None of the units share any air exchange or utilities, and the unit that is recorded to have had meth use has a completely separate entrance as well .

More importantly, if I want to work at a home improvement store 4 hours a week in exchange for a 10% discount, why does the government need to get involved and prohibit that voluntary exchange? 

Please feel free to reach out if you would like a motivated buddy to help get you pumped about your next deal and can help out for the exchange of your knowledge!

If he's so worried about them, there always a 1031 exchange.