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All Forum Posts by: Alex Olson

Alex Olson has started 14 posts and replied 2087 times.

Post: Can I sell a fourplex and buy two more using 1031?

Alex OlsonPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Kansas City Metro
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Originally posted by @Carlos Gonzalez:

@ryan thomas thanks for the explanation

 Hi Carlos what market are you looking to exchange in to?

Post: Pursuing Off-Market Properties with Conventional Financing?

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  • Kansas City Metro
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Alex best advice I can give is to ask them what their plans on with their property if they are buyers or sellers and steer the conversation the way you want it to go. Hope that helps!

Post: Are Short-Term Capital Gains 1031 Eligible?

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Originally posted by @Nick Gray:

Hi, I purchased an 8-unit set of townhouses in Seacoast New Hampshire in September 2020 and renovated all 8 units from October to January. The total project cost was ~$1.0M and now, based on current income/expenses and an 8% cap rate, the property has appraised for $1.350M. To raise capital for my next acquisition, I am refinancing the property with a higher loan principal and also contemplating the sale of 30% equity to a few limited partners. 

If/when I sell 30% of the equity, my presumption is that I will incur a capital gain of ~$105K (0.3 x ~$350K). Because I have only owned the property for ~6 months, those funds will be a short-term capital gain and will be taxed as ordinary income. Are those short-term capital gains eligible for a 1031 exchange, assuming that I satisfy all other 1031 requirements? Or are only long-term (>1 year hold-time) eligible for a 1031 exchange?

 Listen to advice on your QI. There are several on here that can help you. Bill and others. 

Post: $1.4M 1031 exchange 10 days left... Texas? Idaho?

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  • Kansas City Metro
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Originally posted by @Gabriel Eisenhuth:

Hello BP, 

Recently I sold a property and did a reverse 1031 exchange where I was able to put $3M of the profits in a different property. Unforchantly I still need to identify an additional property where I can put up to $1.4M into it within the next 10 days or Uncle Sam will be getting a good pay-day. Does anyone have any creative ideas? I have been looking at Austin Texas area and developments in Idaho. Let me know if there are other areas that I should look into. Also, if anyone has any apartment buildings they are looking to sell or know of any that are coming up please let me know! 

 Have you looked at Kansas City? Curious to know your return requirements. 

Post: 1031 Exchange and Finding a New Property

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  • Kansas City Metro
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Originally posted by @Mike Kratz:

I am selling a rental house I have owned since 2006. It has been a rental since 2012 and I was just notified the tenant will be moving out March 31.

So, I have a couple questions:

Should I talk to an accountant or has someone been through this before. I am trying to calculate how much needs to be added to the 1031 or how much I can offset based on prior costs. 

And...sounds like I will be in the market for another investment property or two in the Warren, Sterling Heights, Rochester, Auburn Hills, or similar areas. I prefer to find properties in poor condition. Does anyone have a best practice to find such properties?  I have used a Realtor for the last couple but, just curious. 

When you sell your property (downleg), the easiest rule is to simply buy at a price at least equal to the sale price and invest all of the proceeds from the sale. However, real estate is about leverage and I would leverage close to maximum amount (75%) into multifamily or NNN industrial/retail in a market like Kansas City or other parts of the Midwest where your cash flow is good. Hope that helps!

Post: Does Midwest lower appreciation = lower downside?

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I look at what your capitol, equity, or cash can produce for you on a regular basis in a market like KC. Still affordable but appreciating well. It has an economy that is very diversified and the rent to income ratio is currently some of the lowest. 

Post: Realtor and Property Manager in KC

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Originally posted by @Esteban Medina:

I am currently looking to invest in my first out of state property. I am interested in investing in Kansas City, MO. Looking to connect with any Realtors and Property Managers that can help kick off my out of state investing journey.

 Hi Esteban I am a commercial broker here in KC. I work primarily with out of state investors. What type of property are you looking for?

Post: Kansas City Team! Who’s the Best?

Alex OlsonPosted
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You need a good lender, build trust with your agent so you aren't wasting your time or theirs, and have a PM that handles your issues. Insurance also helps. 

Post: Just bought first flip!!

Alex OlsonPosted
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  • Kansas City Metro
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Originally posted by @Bryant Blackwelder:

Hey guys!!!

Just bought our first home in Knoxville, TN!

My question is how do you determine your rehab budget if you plan on flipping within 3 months

Thanks!

 Best bet is to hold on to the property for a year and generate income from it. If needed, refinance to a real mortgage loan with terms and amortization. Then, sell it and 1031 exchange into your next property.

Post: How to 1031 exchange 1 to many properties within the timeframe?

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Originally posted by @Priscilla Y.:

Hi, trying to figure out logistically how to go about this plan. We wanted to sell one of our rental property in a HCOL area that’s about $1mil into multiple cash flow properties in out of state that is in the range of about $200k each. Our current rental only generates a few hundred dollars cash flow but we are sitting on a lot of equity due to the market appreciation in the area. We have started purchasing out of state properties separately but so far all are new construction. I am current in contract for a new construction that should be done in about 6 months. Will this property be able to be included in one of the exchange property? And how does one go about purchasing so many properties and have them all align to close simultaneously? I wish I can buy properties just like buying stuff on Amazon...

 Short answer is yes, you can. I help clients all of the time come in to the KC market using this method.