All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Find yourself a Securities Broker/Rep that specializes in this area.  There have been lots of changes over the years.  Its most important you find a Rep with a Broker Dealer that specializes in this area so they can explain the programs in relation to your individual situation.  

Hi Jennifer, 

Have you looked at Syndicated Real Estate?  If you did that, you would be an investor in a larger commercial project - you can still 1031 into - but you would have professional management and a non recourse loan.  Depends on your individual situation how it would affect you guys and if you wanted it to be held by a trust/etc your QI can answer those issues.  But it would not require management and the headaches/liability of being the landlord.  

Karen Templeton, [email protected]

Hi Frank. Have you looked at Syndicated Real Estate? To buy these types of investments you need to find a Securities Rep that specializes in 1031 Replacement Properties as they are sold as securities. You also need to be an accredited investor. There are lots of options all over the country to match up a property with your 1031 Exchange requirements if you like the model.