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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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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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 …
Understanding DST 1031 Exchanges, Part 2 Investor Rights and Trustees Responsibilities in a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) When Investors choose a DST, they purchase pieces of beneficial interest and become beneficiaries of the DST’s operations. As beneficiaries, investors have few rights and responsibilities: • They have the right to obtain distributions. Determined by the investors’ …
What’s the ‘Holding Period’ in 1031 Exchanges? Almost every other 1031 exchange investor gets confused when it comes to how long should they hold a property for it to qualify as being ‘held for investment’? So, there is nothing strange if you’re also seeking an answer to the commonly asked question – What is Section …
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What is a DST? How to compare them? Before we delve into the process of evaluating a DST, it’s important to understand DST investment inside out. You could be familiar with the perks of a DST investment. However, there are also equal chances of you being completely unaware of this unique investment method. In the …
Every investor is either seen finding places to invest in or finding ways to defer the taxes on his capital gains. There are many ways to defer taxes on capital gains like DST, NNN, REIT but DST is always the more preferred one. However, if you are a baby boomer, you must be quite inquisitive. …
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