if you do that, can you do the cost segregation for the new apartment complex you buy through 1031 exchange?

My prior purchases are in much larger complexes, and their reserves are much larger as a result. thank you in advance

In our Co-Investing Club, we all have access to bigger projects without needing to put up all the cash ourselves.Breaking into larger apartment complexes really comes down to vetting operators and deals thoroughly.

We're undergoing renovations for a few units at an apartment complex and would love to hit the ground running.

On paper, they looked like a strong borrower, but the tax-return complexity from multiple businesses made things messy.Here’s what ultimately worked for them:✔️ Used a closed-end second to tap equity✔️ Qualified using a 1-year P&L instead of full tax returns✔️ 738 FICO✔️ 81% CLTV✔️ $225K loan amount✔️ The lower-documentation structure brought DTI from 61% → 49%, which finally made the renovation feasibleWhat stood out in this situation was how alternative documentation options can make a real difference for people with layered income or complex business activity.

I know its odd to come into a new field with a niche already picked, but my family owns a property management company and a 180 unit complex that they run.

If my partner and I purchase the complex, do any finances with the complex transfer over to us?

I bought it for $925,000 and sold it to a developer who knocked down the building and build an apartment complex.  

I'm thinking a small multi family complex 4-8 units. 

The report highlights Houston’s internationally diverse population, major corporate presence and status as home to the world’s largest medical complex as the key contributors to its global standing.