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Austin Works
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  • West Monroe, LA
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Can you 1031 into a syndication?

Austin Works
  • Investor
  • West Monroe, LA
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I have sale proceeds from a flip that I would like to invest into a multifamily syndication - can I utilize a 1031 when doing this?

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Dugan Kelley
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  • Dallas, TX
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Dugan Kelley
  • Attorney
  • Dallas, TX
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Hi Austin. Yes, you can do this! You (the 1031 party) is not considered an "investor." But, you are considered a CO-OWNER with an undivided interest of ownership in the Apartment Building. This is also called a Tenant-in-Common structure (aka TIC). This is how you can participate. I'm speaking in Dallas at the Think Multifamily Fire Summit on this exact topic coming September 7-8. Experienced Syndicators and Sponsors know how to incorporate 1031 parties into Multifamily deals!

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