Shaun Riney and Seth Glasser are joined by friend and client, Aron Harkham. In 2021-2022 Aron completed a $200 Million 1031 exchange that took him from Los Angeles to San Francisco to New York City, where he and Seth were able to connect on two rent stabilized apartment buildings in Washington Heights. In this episode you’ll hear how Aron completed a dozen individual transactions over the course of his exchange timeline, as well as his unique perspective on landlord/tenant interactions and how he’s been managing those relationships in one of Washington Heights’ most historic buildings.
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