I'd recommend getting a free cost/benefit analysis quote from a cost seg company to determine if the tax benefits would outweigh the costs.

Investing in these areas comes with multiple tax benefits such as:Tax-free growthTax payment deferralTax discount for long-term commitmentAdditionally, investors can feel great about investing in struggling areas and stimulating economic growth in these areas.The investments must be owned by an Opportunity Fund.

If you want free help - get TT people to guide you, although their competence is hit-and-miss.

Genuin question, does that mean 100% of available equity you want to own 100% or ... you want to own the asset free and clear 100% of the value is owned by you?

Oopsies in retirement are harder to recover from.One other option (either with 1031 sales or not) would be to sell your primary and take that exclusion tax-free. 

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**Please excuse any grammar errors I am using talk to text Dragon software***Feel free to chime in on the following topic I would like to get feedback from others.

For a lower budget or for free, it's best to gather and combine all the information.

We sold the duplex for $515k and are working on being in a debt-free lifestyle before jumping back into real estate.Lessons learned?

One property owner said he didn't do that, which gave them free reign to move the sign anywhere on the property.