Otherwise each sale will be it's own exchange with it's own calendar and reinvestment requirements.But it's perfectly fine to combine two 1031 exchanges to purchase one larger asset as long as the valuations work out. 

A simple one is to help protect your assets from the risk of lawsuit.

You are putting 100% at risk for an asset that isn't cash flowing. 

Would the SDIRA own 100% or 20% if the second non-SDIRA partner was bringing 80% of funding from the loan that would be obtained for that portion of funding?

Hey all, I need some creative ideas as it pertains to obtaining a loan as an LLC.I currently started an LLC and I am looking to obtain a loan for financing deals.

The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column in the form of a promissory note from the buyer.

There are "in your backyard" banking regulations in most states that require/recommend that a certain percentage of a bank's assets be invested in local business or real estate.

Not all banks are created equal when it comes to a particular asset class.

I don't have a lot of experience, but I will take action if someone who does have experience suggests that I do something to potentially learn something or hopefully obtain a deal. 

I am a new wholesaler working my way down a list of property owners that I obtained through public record.