That’s why people model this instead of deciding on gut.1031 isn’t off the table just because cap rates look low.You can 1031 into something that’s more “financeable/cashflow-y” than Hawaii — even if the cap rates aren’t amazing — and at least keep the tax from eroding your war chest.

The kitchen, dining room, and living room are all connected with a mostly open floor plan.

There should be no follow up information they bring to the table.  

I am open to different opportunities but house hacking is definitely a strategy that's on the table for me.

Like @Tim Ryan said above - maybe someone else brings the cash to the table.

Curious how investors are pivoting with cheaper capital back on the table.

Have a couple of tables reserved.

Hi Carlos, they had a webinar 2 days ago, the youtube below, they put in a table of other comparable Apartment complexes even with a map, showing the proximity as well.

The funny thing is that if it does work, you get to the closing table, and see the wire hit your account, you do not get a sense of joy, accomplishment, or happiness.

When ownership splits are evened out, it’s usually because the non-capital-contributing partner is bringing something material to the table — a significant co-investment, a below-market service, or a property with imputed equity (like entitled land) that enables higher leverage and lower cash contributions.