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Barbara Hlavaty
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100,000 to invest in 1031

Barbara Hlavaty
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lubbock, TX
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(1) should I invest the $100,000 1031 money into a $100,000 rental ...? (2) Go BIGGER “ & purchase a Nicer rental for $200,000 and use the banks money to finance the remainder ? (3) invest in a investment pool for a 7 million apartment complex ? Thanks

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Alina Trigub
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Alina Trigub
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@Barbara Hlavaty I think first of all, you have to figure out for yourself whether you want to be active with this next investment or passive?! That'll help you narrow your focus - buy a rental (small or large) versus invest in pool of money as you called it - which I assume you're referring to syndication. Btw, you're not allowed to 1031 into a syndication. However you can 1031 into the so-called partial interest purchase. 

If you need more help or recommendations, feel free to PM me directly.

Best!

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