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Exchange Authority §1031 Blog
 
March 01, 2010
 
Double or Triple potential incoming rent/leases without increasing debt

There has been a frenzy of interest of a process that I came up with for real estate investors. Here is the breakdown:



- double or triple potential incoming rents

- without increasing debt

- without increasing your total FMV of your existing holdings

- keep your current ownership model (aka no outside investors needed)

- AND take the management of the properties out of your hands

- AND stay within your general area, i.e. within 0-4 hour drive



- OR go outside your comfort zone (general area) and potentially increase potential incoming rents by 4 or 5 times and beyond!



You are probably thinking "What's the catch?” The catch is that you have to have some equity left in your existing property ("left" as in hopefully you are not close to or are upside down because of the market) and it doesn't work that well, if at all, with an owner-occupied investment property. You can do this starting with either Commercial or Residential investments.



Interested in learning the process for free?



Email me at mcouture@exchangeauthority.com to work out a day and time to talk.



**** Exchange Authority and Mark Couture are not tax, legal, or financial advisors, so please speak with your tax, legal, and financial advisor before making any investment decisions. ****

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