Real estate investors often face a significant hurdle when selling rental properties: capital gains taxes. What was once a profitable venture can quickly turn into
For real estate investors looking to expand their portfolios, understanding this 1031 Exchange How To Do It Guide can unlock opportunities and strategic advantages.
For the past 23 years, I’ve been helping Real Estate Investors successfully complete their 1031 Exchange. Many people ask me, “What’s a 1031 exchange?”
When it comes to Section 1031 exchanges, partnerships and LLCs (Limited Liability Companies) can be complex entities to navigate. As a real estate investor, understanding
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IRC Section 1031 of our tax code allows Sellers of Investment Real Estate, to defer all Capital Gains & Depreciation Recapture Taxes upon sale, thereby permitting them to re-invest 100% of their sale proceeds.
Generally speaking, in real estate, the stronger the caliber of the tenant the lower the risks of them missing a rent payment or defaulting on a lease. Think Amazon, FedX, the US Government. Strong tenants are likely to pay their obligations in times of economic uncertainty.
We place our investors into properties that meet their criteria for involvement in the fundamental operations of their acquired replacement property. They can be full time active or completely passive in their ownership roles.
Real estate ownership always comes with inherent risk that can be mitigated by simply not putting all your assets into a single basket regardless of how attractive you feel that basket is today.
We work with all real estate classes: Multi-family, Government, Triple Net Retail, Senior Living, Industrial, Energy, Self Storage, Medical and Land.
Triple Net leases put operational risk onto the tenant as it is the tenant that is responsible for taxes, maintenance, insurance, and most import, paying the rent.