Lynn Leigh
Can I sell my 1/2 of 2-unit prop to my partner's LLC w/1031?
23 October 2016 | 1 reply
- We'd likely use hard money to buy and then refi after guarantee is paid - If we sell for $900k and the existing loan split between the two units is $390k each, we'd net ~$510k on the upper and take $500k as Section 121 Cap Gains ExclusionTo Finish:— Second, we'd sell the lower unit...to each other (if we can, that is the question) - We'll set up two Single Member LLCs—one for each of us - We'd each "offer" our half of the lower unit for sale for $600k ($1.2M list) - Our new LLCs each offer to buy the other's 50% share of the lower - We get a $240k bridge loan for a down payment on the lower (or we each make loans to our LLCs from proceeds of the upper sale) - The LLCs get a $1.2M loan to purchase the lower as 50% partners - **Before I read here last night that equity was also a factor in relinquished and replacement properties, I thought this (very literal) exchange of our interests in the lower unit would satisfy our obligation to 1031 exchange into a prop with the same or greater value, thereby saving us the trouble of identifying new, good, financially sound props to acquire w/in 45 days—while we are also trying to move a retiring senior and 2 cats to another state. - BUT then I read the value **and equity** have to be the same or better in the replacement property- SO, that means if the lower appraises for $1.2 with $390k in debt, our pre-sale equity is $810k - We'd be obligated per the 1031 to buy something with at least $1.2M in value and at least $810k in equity - We sell for $1.2M, we pay $390k in existing debt, we have $810k - We use 1031 to pay off $240k down payment loan (if we can?)
Blake Hansen
Dear Agents, I'm not worth your time.
4 November 2016 | 35 replies
I have offered low offers on literally hundreds of properties, I have purchase every singe one that got accepted.
Tony Gunter
Extend Roof Overhang
24 October 2016 | 3 replies
If sheeted with OSB or plywood, you want to cut back a half sheet every second course and stagger in.The "easy" way: If you only want to make a drip edge on a house with no gable eave, the easy/cheap way to do this is to sister 2 2x6 together and screw them onto the end wall of the house, flush with the roof deck and then encase them with flashing.
Ryan Keenan
Brrr
25 January 2017 | 9 replies
@Ryan KeenanI like to look at brrrr more as a concept than the literal meaning.
Ben Valdez
I think I may have struck gold.
24 October 2016 | 2 replies
The building would be a prime location for a developer to make executive suites for professional offices as it is literally blocks from the court house.
Ruei-Jiun H.
Torcana Ltd? any insights?
8 August 2018 | 12 replies
@Kevin Darrell: Really sorry we weren´t able to meet you this time around - literally any other week in the past couple of months would have been fine, but next week is just completely packed.
Greg C.
What I learned today...
17 January 2017 | 57 replies
Not sure if it was Rich dad or another book but the was notion that to be truly passive there needs to be a strong "System" in place so anyone anywhere can literally do the work the way you want it done.Tarl YarberPodcast 178 - There is a great segment in here regarding lead generation.
Susan Oram
Connecticut Newbie
2 November 2016 | 5 replies
If done properly, you can literally never stop (until the lending dries up).
Jessica A. Smith
Tiny Home Lead
30 October 2016 | 0 replies
Actually has a flushing toilet and washer dryer.
Jessica A. Smith
Tiny House
2 November 2016 | 2 replies
Actually has a flushing toilet and washer dryer.