The 1031 Exchange

The increasing the return on your equity, basically, like if you got a return on equity of 2% or 3%, but you can get a return on investment of 8% or 9% or 10%. It makes sense to do it. But there's other ones as well, right? You've got the opportunity where like, okay, this property is appreciated. I fixed it up. I bought it for 400. It's worth 650. Mm hmm. And add another $200,000 to that property through forced appreciation and what I call buying equity, which is where you buy it under market value. So some, we just want to make sure that one, it fits their

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