Professional lenders will want more sugar. in exchange for equity we provide liquidity and allow people to scale MUCH faster than they would normally be able to do.. and its a little cleaner for them than bringing in partners.. we are ( well we think we are professionals in the industry) were many partners may not have much experience and can be a real thorn if things don't work out the way THEY think it should.this is not for everyday deals.. these are bigger players do millions of dollars a year in business.. and or small builders that always have liquidity issues.  

I recently saw the tenant at a bbq restaurant and we exchanged pleasantries. 

The topic exchanges on here are great!!  

We then use the proceeds to 1031 exchange to several properties with a turnkey provider in other states outside of California. 3 states to be exact.I have a few questions (my CPA is on vacation that's why I'm asking here, I'll confirm with him after he is back)1.

I am in the process of exchanging one of those homes, and I plan on buying two newer homes/townhomes that will require less maintenance but still provide the same cash flow.  

If I have a rental property and 1031 exchange it to by primary home then :1 is that possible 2 if I leave in this home for 2 years and sell it am I paying capital gain taxes .TIA

Run through worst case scenarios in that situation and I think you are going to get the short-end of the stick and not want to continue that partnership.Maybe consider 50/50 of initial funding and you get a management fee or you have above 50 percent equity in exchange for the management.

So simply selling one of the income producing properties and your wife keeping her half and her brothers half of the proceeds, in exchange for that value of a piece of her half of the house dad and brother live in, may not work as that would reduce the cash flow the are seeing.

Hello all,I may be receiving some funds from a fix and flip and wanted to know what I can use them for with a 1031 exchange besides another rental property? 

@Jarib RivasI don't have an idea of the effect of a trade war on real estate markets but I think it's an interesting question.My hunch would be that the relative purchasing power of the dollar (and then it follows value of real estate backed by dollars) is affected by the exchange rate.Would be curious if others with a more academic and analytical macro economic and finance mind will weigh in....