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Craig Fitzsimmons
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1031 Syndication Funds - Need TI?

Craig Fitzsimmons
  • Investor
  • Victoria, MN
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Hi All,

I am investing in my first syndication. Ideally I'd like to 1031 my profits when the deal sells in 7-8 years. In order to do so, does my LLC need to be listed as a tenant in common?

Anything else I need to be aware of?

My LLC is a sole proprietorship, so that makes it a little more straightforward for taxes.

Thanks in advance!

Craig

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Brandon Bruckman
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Brandon Bruckman
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@Craig Fitzsimmons there might be other ways to accomplish 1031 exchange at the end of the deal, however TIC is certainly a way to accomplish your goal.

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