So if you purchase a value add with your exchange you can't subsequently use exchange funds to improve.But, if the numbers work you can use a process called a reverse exchange, or more specifically an improvement exchange. 

@Chad Matthews thanks for your insight.

I love it but since I’m self employed I’m exchanging time for money and I have no security as far as retirement besides my IRA.

I love it but since I’m self employed I’m exchanging time for money and I have no security as far as retirement besides my IRA.

Hi All, I am struggling with a question on whether to sell my primary residence or hold it as a rental in order to start investing and could use some insight from more experienced investors. 

Not sure how much more clarity you are looking for.If you want the opinion of a prestigious law firm, then you can follow the link below.https://www.skadden.com/insights/publications/2018/08/opportunity-zone-funds-offer-new-tax-incentive

Hello, I am a real estate agent in San Diego, I help a lot of investors with 1031's and it was recently brought to my attention that DST's and TIC's qualify for 1031 exchanges and I was curious to see if anyone had any insight as to how vet a good DST or TIC. 

The firm also heavily focused on 1031 exchange transactions which gave me a lot of insight to that part of the business as well. 

No deal in sight...its called underwater we as  wholesalers need equity to make a deaal happen.

Couldn't agree with this statement more about columbus. great insight from a local manager.