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re: 1031 Exchange

Posted by jrhoad1 on 6/12/25 at 11:49 pm to
The taxpayer has to be the same, not the same entity that sold the relinquished property. You could have done a 1031 and then bought the replacement property with your friends as tenants in common where you own an undivided x% of the replacement property as tenants in common.

re: 1031 Exchange

Posted by jrhoad1 on 6/12/25 at 3:36 pm to
It takes the national companies 2-3 days to get the documents ready. I’d setup the exchange at least a week from closing. I recommend IPX 1031.

re: 1031 Exchange

Posted by jrhoad1 on 6/10/25 at 11:16 pm to
The type of the Relinquished Property or Replacement Property doesn’t matter. The properties just have to be held for investment purposes. For example, You can sell a residential investment property and buy a commercial investment property.

For the 1031 identification notice, the most common rule is you can identify up to 3 properties without regard to the total value of the properties. You can buy 1, 2 or all 3 of the properties that you identify. There are a couple different rules if you want to identify more than that.
There are multiple national services that can serve as your registered agent. They aren’t very expensive. Capitol Services is who I use.
No. Other than finding you available properties, the agent doesn’t really do anything else. Having an agent could also increase the Purchase Price. The seller may have a listing agreement with Seller’s agent where if there is only 1 agent then commission is 3 or 4% but if there is a buyers agent the commission is 6% split between the 2 agents. I would hire a real estate attorney who can help negotiate the contracts, complete due diligence and help you close the deals.
Assuming you are buying a membership interest in a LLC or other entity interest which the entity owns the Property, you won’t be able to individually do a 1031 exchange because it’s not like kind property. The entity itself (composed of all the members) would have to do the 1031 exchange.

I can’t answer the depreciation question specifically but that doesn’t seem correct unless the entity held the property for a long time.

re: 1031 Exchange question

Posted by jrhoad1 on 12/18/21 at 8:27 am to
It’s really not a complicated process. The QI’s have standardized forms. Takes them a few days before closing mostly due to having other deals going on at the same time.

After closing They hold the net proceeds then you have 45 days to identify your replacement property and buy the replacement property within 180 days. The QI will wire the proceeds for the closing.

re: 1031 Exchange question

Posted by jrhoad1 on 12/17/21 at 8:11 pm to
You need to get the QI involved a few days prior to closing. The more time the better for them so they can have time to prepare the documents. There may be local companies where you live but lots of national ones. I recommend IPX 1031
You could do a long term ground lease. Have an initial term of a certain period with several 5 year renewal options at your election. You would own the building during the term of the Lease and can depreciate the building.

re: 1031 exchange question

Posted by jrhoad1 on 8/28/21 at 7:20 am to
The property has to be held for investment for a 1031. The type of property does not matter as long as it is held for investment. You can sell the fourplex and buy a single family house, commercial, duplex, etc. You need to hire a 1031 Exchange Company who acts as a qualified intermediary before you sell. They hold your proceeds. After the sale, You have 45 days to identify the replacement property and 180 days to close on the replacement property. For a full tax deferral you have to replace the full amount that you sold for not just the amount of the net proceeds. For example, if you sold for $1M you have to buy replacement property (general rule is up to 3 properties) with a total value of $1M.

re: 2014 Tiered PPR Cheat Sheet

Posted by jrhoad1 on 8/10/14 at 3:34 pm to
josh.rhoads88@gmail.com. Thanks!

re: Trade Advice

Posted by jrhoad1 on 4/10/14 at 10:50 pm to
I'm back again. Fernandez and Sandoval for Longoria did not go through. I had just had Garcia go down for the year. Would anyone trade Longoria for Sandoval and Beltran? My other outfielders are Carlos Gonzalez, Justin Upton, Michael Bourne Dustin Ackley and Josh Reddick.

Thanks for any help

re: Trade Advice

Posted by jrhoad1 on 3/30/14 at 7:44 pm to
Just realized I have no other 3rd baseman. My 1B/3B is only a 1B.

re: Trade Advice

Posted by jrhoad1 on 3/30/14 at 5:56 pm to
Strausburg
Holland
S. Gray
D. Robertson
Cingrani
C. Archer
J. Veras
Ian Kennedy
J. Quintana
J. De La Rosa
D. Fister - on DL

Trade Advice

Posted by jrhoad1 on 3/30/14 at 5:45 pm
14 Team League

Would you trade Evan Longoria for: 1) Jose Fernandez and 2) Pablo Sandoval. Longoria was my 2nd pick. Fernandez was his 4th and Sandoval was his 8th.

Thanks for any help
Whether she was using the guy as her sugar daddy or not and the reasons for the guy getting custody of her children really dont matter. She is getting callled out for her story because she is intentionally misleading how she is portraying her success story. Her theme is that with hard work you can go from a single mother living in a trailer park to a Harvard law graduate. Not mentioning the fact that she had someone to pay for it all (regardless of how he paid for it) and take care of her children while she went off to school is misleading. She's already quoted in the article that she needs to be better at sharing more of the details.
I apologize I was on my phone and submitted it quickly. I didn't know this was for an English grade.

There would be no need to attack her personally if she wouldn't conveniently leave out important details of success story. Basically her story is you can be a single mother living in a trailer park and with a little hard work you can graduate from Harvard Law School. She doesn't mention the facts that she had her dad hook her up with a rich lawyer 13 years older than her who was the person who actually paid for her schooling and took care of her children. Then divorced him immediately after her schooling was paid off.

Wendy Davis A True Texas Success Story???

Posted by jrhoad1 on 1/19/14 at 11:15 am
LINK

Summary: doesn't mention she has to whore herself out to who Dad's rich friend who paid for her Harvard law school.

re: West Texas Mule Deer

Posted by jrhoad1 on 11/27/13 at 11:06 pm to
He was killed on my grandparents farm near Muleshoe, Texas.

re: West Texas Mule Deer

Posted by jrhoad1 on 11/27/13 at 10:57 pm to
It's for real. I wasn't there, but picture was sent to my from my family.