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Residential Rental Properties Exchange

Published on: July 19, 2021

Are you a burned-out landlord?

Typically, when we are younger we are more interested in appreciation and growth from our real estate investments. We invest in property that requires more oversight, active involvement, sweat equity, and management hassles. In our effort to increase our net worth, we are willing to put up with delinquent tenants, high turnover, leaky faucets and clogged toilets, repairs, maintenance, and upkeep. Eventually, many of us become burned-out landlords. Whether it’s a single-family residence (SFR), duplex, or other multi-family property, there’s a simpler solution to consistent monthly income.

Hassle-Free Alternatives to Residential Rental Properties

As we age and approach or reach retirement age, the emphasis shifts away from growth to the preservation of principal, and away from hassles and oversight to management-free properties that generate a secure monthly income.

Since 1997, 1031 Exchange Place has helped our valued clients invest in properties that provide secure income without headaches. These properties are investment-grade commercial properties with Fortune 500 tenants. With little as $100,000.00, exchangors can move from their rental property to a fully managed, headache-free property with a long-term, corporately guaranteed lease with a tenant like Walgreens, CVS, Dollar General, or O’Reilly Auto.

You can have a Fortune 500 company as your tenant and have your rent directly deposited into your checking account. Net-lease properties typically have long-term leases that range from 5 to 20 years, with the tenant paying the operating expenses: property tax, utilities, repair and maintenance, snow removal, landscaping, and insurance premium.

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Authored By:

1031 Investment Advisor

Nate oversees the daily operations, business development, and strategy for 1031 Exchange Place. He became interested in real estate from a young age due to his father's influence. After earning his real estate license at 18, Nate worked in the 1031 industry, focusing on business development through a unique white-labeling model. Following a religious mission in Taiwan, he continued in the industry until the 2008/2009 real estate crash. During the downturn, Nate pursued entrepreneurship and marketing, working with startups and outdoor companies. As the 1031 market recovered, he returned to work with his father, aiming to provide a more personalized experience for clients. Nate is passionate about outdoor activities and spends his free time with his wife and four sons, enjoying fly fishing, skiing, backpacking, rock climbing, and riding dirt bikes.