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Zach Bajalcaliev
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First time investors, 1031 Exchange

Zach Bajalcaliev
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Hello everybody!

So my family and I are selling our family business, and we are looking into investing in real estate in Illinois. We are going to be doing a 1031 exchange, and we will have just around $600,000 to invest. We have been weighing the options of investing in either apartment building(s) or a strip center. Does anybody have any advice, tips, or pointers? Also, is buying all cash the way to go? Or leveraging multiple properties? Just trying to pick some brains.

Thank you very much! 

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Dave Foster
  • Qualified Intermediary for 1031 Exchanges
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Dave Foster
  • Qualified Intermediary for 1031 Exchanges
  • St. Petersburg, FL
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@Nattapon Permchom, if the family business that @Zach Bajalcaliev is selling consists of both land/buildings and FFE (furniture fixtures and equipment) then 1031 is available to both.

For real estate any kind of investment real estate can be sold and exchanged for any other kind of investment real estate.

For the FFE it is much more specific, equipment must be exchanged for similar types of equipment.  e.g. restaurant equipment for restaurant or hauling trucks for hauling trucks.

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