Where to Put Capital
Replacement asset classes Illinois exchangers are underwriting
A look at the property types Illinois exchangers use as replacement assets, from multifamily and net lease retail to self storage, medical office, and industrial.
Multifamily Investment
How Illinois investors evaluate multifamily investment opportunities, from unit count to rent control exposure, and where it fits inside a 1031 exchange.
Where to Put CapitalTriple Net Lease Properties for Sale
How Illinois investors evaluate triple net lease properties for sale, from tenant credit to lease structure, and where these deals fit inside a 1031 exchange.
Where to Put CapitalHow NNN Leases Work
A plain explanation of how a NNN lease actually allocates costs between landlord and tenant, and why Illinois exchangers gravitate toward this structure.
Where to Put CapitalSelf Storage Investment
What self storage investment actually involves for Illinois owners, from occupancy patterns to operating cost, and how it fits as 1031 replacement property.
Where to Put CapitalIndustrial Real Estate Investment
How Illinois investors evaluate warehouse and distribution property, from clear height to highway access, and where industrial fits in a 1031 exchange.
Where to Put CapitalMedical Office Building Investment
Why medical office buildings behave differently from standard office space for Illinois investors, and how they can serve as replacement property in a 1031 exchange.
Where to Put CapitalApartment Building Investment
A practical look at buying an apartment building in Illinois, covering building type, financing, and how the purchase can fit inside a 1031 exchange.
Where to Put CapitalMobile Home Park Investing
What mobile home park investing involves for Illinois owners, from lot rent economics to park-owned homes, and how it can serve as 1031 replacement property.