Hello All - have a few quick questions about DSTs for 1031 exchanges.1.  

These rules are written from the perspective of investing 1031 exchange funds into someone else's DST.

Account Closed are you sure it’s not a DST/1031 exchangeable fund?

Hi Team,Can you please recommend 1031 exchange intermediary based on your experience who can guide for the first timer to do successful 1031 exchange or alternate options?

@Darren Lam, Yes, each of you could do your own 1031 exchange on your portion only and separate that way. 

This particular strategy was personally told to me by Jimmy while we were driving from Phoenix to Las Vegas in the early 1980s to attend a real estate exchangers conference and exchange session.   

However, since I will be sailing for the following 3-8 months, I won't be able to do a 1031 exchange and will have to pay capital gains tax (which of course I want to avoid).

Obviously many others also saw the potential in the property.Yeah, SF is one of the cities where foreigners who has their millions park, they don't really care about cash flow, they are betting on appreciation.

With condos, the HOA generally takes care of many of the outside features like roofs, siding, etc in exchange for monthly HOA dues.

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