Roscoe Tisdale
Partner
Rentals, investors and exchanges.
Roscoe came to real estate through a duplex he owned before he practiced law. He works with landlords, small investors and families trading one property for the next, and he keeps the deadlines on his calendar instead of yours.
- 1031 exchanges
- Rental purchases
- Investor closings
- Land sales
Roscoe's admissions and schooling
- Bar admissions
- Washington1999Oregon2000
- Courts
- Superior Court of Washington, Clark CountyUnited States District Court for the District of Oregon
- Education
- J.D., University of Oregon School of Law1998B.A., Portland State University1993
- Languages
- English
How Roscoe runs an exchange
An exchange has two clocks and no grace period. You have forty-five days after selling to name what you might buy, and one hundred eighty to close on it. Roscoe puts both dates on the calendar the day you hire him.
He reads the sale contract, the purchase contract and the intermediary's agreement as one set, so a clause in one doesn't undo another. Your tax adviser confirms the rules for your situation.
Outside exchanges, he handles rental purchases and sales for people who own a few properties and would rather not learn closing law the hard way.
Selling a rental? Call Roscoe first.
An exchange has to be set up before the sale closes. A short call is enough to start.