The 1031 exchange, popularly known as a tax-deferred exchange, is a common and straightforward strategy that offers significant advantages to the commercial property owners. To qualify for this section, the property exchanges must be held for the productive use in business, trade or for the investment purpose. Thanks to IRC 1031 exchange, the real estate …
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Among different questions on 1031 exchanges asked by investors, the most common one is how to do a 1031 exchange on a primary residence? Or is it even possible to do a 1031 exchange on a primary residence? As you may know, only investment properties qualify for a 1031 exchange, and your home can’t be …
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The earnings you can gain from trading a real estate investment may look enticing. But if you examine the Federal Capital Gains Tax you’ll need to meet — which can be as steep as 37% — there may not be a lot of profit accounted in your possession after you settle that tax bill. Here’s …
Managing an investment property could develop into pain along with the passage of time. As the property grows old, the investor or property owner needs to invest more time and money in managing it. Due to the ever-growing burden of property management, many investors choose to sell their investment properties rather than holding it any …
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“Mark wanted to increase his investment potential. He decided to sell his 2-bedroom condo, which he had been renting to tenants and acquire a property with less management hassle using a 1031 exchange. Adhering to 1031 exchange guidelines, he appointed a qualified intermediary (“QI”) to administer the exchange process.” The condo sold for the expected …
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A 1031 exchange process requires you to identify a replacement property within 45 days after the sale of your investment property. You must locate a like-kind property and send written identification of the property to the IRS within 45 days. If you have a 1031 properties list in hand, things can get simple and easy …
Not Getting A Replacement Property? A TIC or DST Investment Can Help! Read More »
In layman’s language, ‘Boot’ is defined as anything given in addition to. When it comes to 1031 exchanges, Boot is the cash or money saved at the end of the exchange. For example, say you sold your investment property for $500K. Now, to qualify for a 1031 exchange, you must reinvest $500K into another like-kind …
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Lately, the investors are actively looking to invest in 1031 Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) Properties. If we go by the facts, the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) investments have increased to a great extent in the past 1.5 years. Why wouldn’t they? When the investors choose to go with Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) investments, not only …
Why Investors Prefer To Defer Taxes Using 1031 DST Properties? Read More »
Whether you plan to conduct your first 1031 exchange or are an adept exchanger looking to partner with the more experienced and sophisticated Qualified Intermediary, 1031 sponsors are well equipped to help you accomplish your financial and business goals. So, the question troubles all of us: Can someone invest in a DST along with a …
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