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What to know about each property type Long Island 1031 investors typically consider for replacement, from multifamily to self storage.

How multifamily properties are underwritten and valued, what separates a two-family from a true investment-grade apartment building, and where 1031 fits.
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The steps an apartment building purchase actually goes through, from rent roll review to lender underwriting, and how it can serve as a 1031 replacement.
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What triple net lease properties actually transfer to a buyer, how they're priced and marketed on Long Island, and what to check before writing an offer.
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A plain explanation of net, double net, and triple net lease structures, how rent escalations and expense pass-throughs work, and what changes for the buyer.
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What separates flex, warehouse, and last-mile industrial product, how clear height and loading affect value, and how industrial fits a 1031 exchange.
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How self storage income and occupancy actually behave, what drives facility value, and why it's become a common 1031 exchange replacement property type.
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What separates medical office buildings from general office space, how tenant improvement costs and lease terms differ, and where 1031 fits the asset class.
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How manufactured housing communities are valued and operated, what makes park ownership different from owning the homes, and how 1031 treatment applies.
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