Exchanger meets the definition of an “Affected Taxpayer” in the Disaster Relief Notice.

Question about options on splitting debt and equity in a 1031 exchange when using it to purchase multiple nee assetsIf you take a property, 1031 exchange it into multiple properties lets say one property 500k value with 200k debt into two new properties lets say property a is worth 250 and property b is worth 350k Could i purchase with property a owned free clear no debt, and then property b 50k equity plus whatever else I add in from purchase?

I am a foreigner based outside the U.S., I would like to seek your expert opinion on what type of investment strategy(ie. flipping, rentals, multifamily, wholesaling etc.) should I start with and which State is the most suitable for the chosen strategy.

You can register your Wyoming LLC as a foreign entity qualified to do business in Alabama.

So, in simple terms, you give up some of your returns in exchange for an easier investment - low risk, somewhat lower reward.

If I were in your shoes I would try to do a 1031 exchange so you could avoid taxes as much as possible and put that money into a property or multiple units that could be more profitable and make you more money.

I’m looking for like minded people that might be willing to grab a coffee or lunch, let's share some tips or tricks or even exchange books.

Some say commercial some say residential. 2) Can we do a 1031 exchange so we can use the equity from on of our rentals? 

I'm looking to sell a single family in the smokies and wanting to do a 1031 exchange into a larger multi family.

So you basically get the subs to waive their right to put a lien on the property in exchange for payment.