There are particular requirements for acquiring and identifying potential like-kind replacement properties in your 1031 exchange transaction. Replacement properties that you are considering to purchase in your 1031 exchange should be identified to your accommodator or Qualified Intermediary and must be identified not later than midnight of the 45th calendar day following the closing of …
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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Tenants in Common or TIC, real estate investments, refer to the legal agreement between people who hold a certain percentage share of real estate property. The percentage reserved by each tenant is mentioned explicitly in the Tenancy-in-Common Agreement and is generally proportionate to the size of each tenant’s contribution. The ownership in the case of …
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When doing a 1031 exchange, it’s crucial to have a 1031 exchange property list. Why? Well, it’s obvious. A 1031 exchange property list helps an investor identify and choose replacement properties without wandering around. Isn’t it a big help when considering a 1031 exchange? After all, most of the unsuccessful 1031 exchanges are a result …
Tenancy-in-common or TIC is a shared ownership investment strategy under which two or more investors co-own one property. A TIC investment lets small or medium-sized investors co-own large investment-grade properties along with other investors. A TIC can have as many as 35 investors. Don’t mistake a TIC investment with joint tenancy. They differ in many …
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 »
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 …
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Think of DSTs as TIC investments. What do you know about TICs? A TIC or Tenancy-In-Common arrangement lets multiple investors own, operate, and share investment properties. Most commercial complexes are owned under TIC ownership. Under a TIC arrangement, investors have an ‘undivided fractional interest’ in the property, which empowers them to dispose of the property …
Management burden or rising operating expenses can upset any investor. When you lease a rental property to a tenant, you are required to pay operating expenses from your monthly income. Depending upon the property size, year of built, wear and tear, etc., the operating costs can take away a significant portion of your income. To …
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