For landlords with single-family rentals
Your houses built the equity.
Now let it build your cash flow.
Trade your scattered rental houses for one apartment building: one set of bills, one place to manage, and more units working for you.
Remember the board game?
Four houses. One building.
You don’t keep collecting houses forever. You trade them in for something bigger. In real estate, that’s an apartment building.
Your equity is growing. Is your cash flow?
If you own one or more rental houses, a lot of your money may be sitting in equity, while each house nets a few hundred dollars a month after the bills.
The 1031 exchange
Trade up and defer your capital gains taxes.
A 1031 exchange can let you sell your rental houses and reinvest in a larger property while deferring capital gains taxes.
Your free strategy call
A no-pressure conversation about your next move. On your call, we’ll walk through:
01
Value your houses
What your rentals may be worth today.
02
Count your equity
How much you could put to work.
03
Find your building
The buildings that equity could buy.
04
Compare cash flow
Today vs. after a trade-up, side by side.
Meet Michelle Glass
Real Estate Wealth Advisor, Glass Properties Group | KW Commercial
Michelle helps Denver investors grow from single-family homes into multifamily and commercial property, and decide when to sell, hold or exchange.
Let’s explore your next move.
Find out what your houses could trade up to.
General information, not tax, legal or investment advice. Examples are illustrative. Results depend on your properties, financing and the market. Consult your CPA and a qualified intermediary about 1031 exchanges.