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All Forum Posts by: Tommy Ostendorf

Tommy Ostendorf has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Should I sell my single-family rental that's up 30%?

Tommy OstendorfPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • El Segundo, CA
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 0

I own a single family home in El Segundo, CA (Los Angeles) that I purchased 3 years ago.  I lived in it for 2 years as my primary residence and have been renting it for one year.  It currently rents for enough to cover it's costs and has a great note of 3.75%.  I'm not really making anything on it.  I purchased the property for $815,000 and I believe I could sell it for $1,150,000.  My plan was always to buy, hold and rent, but with this amount of gain, the uncertainty of the current market, and the $500,000 tax exemption (married), I'm very tempted to sell and take the tax free cash.

I like the idea of having the cash in hand, especially if the market turns, to pick up another investment (ideally multi-family). But, I also like the BRRRR strategy.

What would you do?

Post: Transfer Ownership to Child After 1031 Exchange

Tommy OstendorfPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • El Segundo, CA
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 0

A family recently sold a duplex and purchased a new duplex using a 1031 exchange.  They would like to transfer ownership of this new duplex to their son.  Would this affect the validity of the 1031 exchange and therefore trigger a capital gain?  Is there a certain amount of time you're required to hold an exchanged property?