1031 Exchange Partnership Issues: With Friends Like These, Who Needs Enemies?
Please join Michael Brady, Esq. CES, of Madison 1031 and Roy Pfleger II, President & Financial Consultant, of RVPIII Consulting for this informational webinar on 1031 exchanges & partnership issues!
Owning real estate with other people can be great—by pooling capital and talents a group can together purchase more expensive and potentially more lucrative properties than the individuals could on their own. If all goes well, everyone enjoys the upside including steady cash flow and appreciation upon the sale.
But co-investing can be tricky and complications can arise. Investors’ objectives may diverge, and relationships can sour. What’s the exit strategy when they just need to get away? Can they separate and can they do it in a tax-efficient manner?
But co-investing can be tricky and complications can arise. Investors’ objectives may diverge, and relationships can sour. What’s the exit strategy when they just need to get away? Can they separate and can they do it in a tax-efficient manner?
We’ll discuss investment entrance and exit strategies for joint investors focusing on essential planning considerations for 1031 exchanges. Our topics will include:
• Partnerships and Limited Liability Companies
• Syndication
• Tenant in Common
• Delaware Statutory Trusts
• UPREITS
• Dissolution Issues
• Related Parties
• Syndication
• Tenant in Common
• Delaware Statutory Trusts
• UPREITS
• Dissolution Issues
• Related Parties
To register, please email: ckalifon@madisoncres.com or register here!