Under Tenancy-in-common or TIC arrangement, you are allowed to co-own an investment property with one or more investors. A TIC investment is a great tool for small or medium-sized investors looking to purchase large investment properties without investing huge capital. A TIC structure usually has up to 35 investors. Investors often mistake a TIC investment …
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Most investors lose a significant part of their monthly income in paying operating expenses. When you invest in real estate, in most cases, you are burdened with landlord responsibilities. Keeping track of property bills, paying operating expenses like utilities, property tax, insurance, etc., take away a large portion of your time and money. As a …
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Sometimes, maintaining an investment property may become long-term suffering. After all, it does not only require paying operating expenses but also tracking the bills and ensuring all of them are timely paid. We often hear investors complaining about the effort they need to put in to maintain their investment properties. If you are also uncomfortable …
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Don’t Let COVID-19 Affect Your Capital Gains! Invest In A 1031 Exchange The coronavirus pandemic has completely disrupted regular life and businesses. Due to extended lockdown, the financial sector is continuously going downhill. Everybody’s worried about their health and safety, but nobody can undermine the importance of financial security. Investors lost millions of dollars last …
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If you remember correctly, a 1031 exchange is a swapping of investment properties where you are not liable to pay any capital gains taxes. Officially known as Section 1031 of IRC, this unique investment strategy is one of the best ways to increase your investment post selling an old property. However, as nothing comes easily, …
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Real estate investment isn’t a one time adventure. Instead, it’s a life-long journey. Once you step into the shoes of an investor, you start thinking like one. You invest in one property, then in another, and then in another. The process continues this way. Though investing in real estate is a lucrative option that nobody …
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Is a Qualified Intermediary Required For A 1031 Exchange? Are you aware of the fact that Qualified Intermediary (also known as 1031 Exchange Accommodator or 1031 Exchange Facilitator) is an essential part of a successful 1031 exchange process? The thing you need to know when you think you have completed 1031 exchanges is to receive …
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1031 Exchange Rules: What Investors Fear? I’m looking to sell an investment property and purchase a new one. Surely, I want to defer capital gains tax using a 1031 exchange. However, I also want to save a bit of cash from the sale of the relinquished property. I wonder if I could do both? In …
Understanding DST 1031 Exchanges, Part 3 During the 1990s and early 2000s, 1031 exchange investors who exchanged properties for partial ownership in large, high-valued replacement properties engaged in the Tenant-In-Common (TIC) structure. In contradiction to a DST (Delaware Statutory Trust), each TIC investor had deeded title of the property. Though this was a successful investment …
