Greetings BP,I would like to know if anyone can recommend any 1031 Exchange Brokers within Austin, TX?

Will I still be able to utilize the 1031 exchange law by investing the funds into another property owned by a separate LLC1A: If yes, can I put those funds towards equity on an already existing property in a different LLC?

How surprised a starry-eyed new person will be to find a RE transaction of any type is not legal without the exchange of legal tender.  

There is a brave new world out there with a lot of uncertainty especially with investing in real estate.Anyone who has 1031 exchange money right now is in the middle of a conundrum on what to do with their 1031 exchange money.

DST's are basically private funds that are eligible for 1031 exchanges. 

Georgia has ceratin exemptions from required filing for LLCs and one of them is: making loans or creating or acquiring evidences of debt, mortgages, or liens on real or personal property or recording the same (NOLO.com)So, I'm leaning in the direction of not having to register as a foreign LLC.  

Homeowners need to meet certain criteria in order to qualify for a deduction.Tax-loss harvesting, 1031 Exchanges and converting rental properties into a primary residence can help investors defer or avoid paying some or all of their capital gains taxesSee the original at: https://www.fortunebuilders.com/avoid-capital-gains-tax-on-rental-property/The steady income from your real estate investments can be wonderful, but capital gains can eat into the profits.

I'll make another post detailing my thoughts after I research some more, but if I go that route, for US tax purposes, I would own a CFC whose income would probably be considered Subpart F, in which case I would want to pay myself dividends each year in order to trigger tax on the Canadian side that I could use as a foreign tax credit on my US tax return.

None of the units share any air exchange or utilities, and the unit that is recorded to have had meth use has a completely separate entrance as well .

More importantly, if I want to work at a home improvement store 4 hours a week in exchange for a 10% discount, why does the government need to get involved and prohibit that voluntary exchange?