I just assumed it was any 1031 exchange, I didn’t realize it had to be with same sponsor.

This is why so many people are cashing out of the stock market, saving accounts, home equity, or converting their retirement accounts and buying homes out of state.

You only have to look at the stock market to confirm that things are strange and unpredictable right now. 

Are you going to invest the rest of the reserves in properties or the stock market? 

This needs to be on the cheap card stock.

So I'm wondering if it just being listed as a rental the last two months combined with it being a rental previously qualifies it as a rental for 1031 exchange or not.

So I'm wondering if it just being listed as a rental the last two months combined with it being a rental previously qualifies it as a rental for 1031 exchange or not.

Once you get to a point where you can refinance the house, you can pull out some of the equity and use to invest in your next property.If you're feeling like you're ready for some risk, then you can try the route of selling and doing a 1031 exchange to trade up into into a larger property that generates more income (and, more work) for you.

Are there any members in the Worcester/Western Ma area that have completed a successful 1031 exchange? 

So, after doing some research and listening to bp podcast I discovered rock stock and rent to retirement.