Everything You Need to Plan an Exchange

Review some common 1031 exchange examples and take advantage of our profit-generating ideas to use the 1031 Exchange to make your property portfolio more profitable.

Learn how a 1031 Improvement Exchange can enable a value-add real estate investment strategy while also deferring capital gains taxes.

Explore the concept of a reverse 1031 real estate exchange, its differences from a traditional 1031 exchange, and their respective advantages and disadvantages. Learn about timelines, the role of qualified intermediaries, tax implications, important considerations, and step-by-step guides to successful exchanges.

Explore strategies for reducing capital gains tax on the sale of your primary residence. Understand the difference between Section 121 and a 1031 exchange, how to qualify, the benefits, and more. We cover both strategies in detail, compare them, and discusses common misconceptions and pitfalls.

Learn about the 1031 Exchange process, a tax-deferred exchange allowing real estate investors to defer capital gains taxes. Explore important timelines, key deadlines, benefits, drawbacks, the significance of careful planning, and how to successfully navigate this tax deferral strategy.

Discover the crucial role of a qualified intermediary in a 1031 exchange to ensure a successful transaction. This article covers the intermediary's responsibilities, benefits of using one, their role in tax deferral, and potential risks involved.

Discover the benefits of 721 exchanges, allowing property owners to defer capital gains taxes when converting real estate holdings into shares of a partnership or REIT. Learn about the role of UPREITs in these transactions and how to effectively navigate the process.

Established in 1921, 1031 Exchanges have evolved through key legal cases and legislative changes, including the introduction of delayed exchanges, stricter timelines, and rules for holding exchange funds. Despite these changes, the core purpose remains to incentivize real estate investment and market growth.

Essential reading for anyone planning a like-kind exchange. Discover how to navigate capital gains and 'boot' in a 1031 exchange with our comprehensive guide. Learn what constitutes taxable boot, including cash and mortgage scenarios, and strategies to minimize tax implications.

Depreciation recapture is a process then enables the IRS to collect taxes on the financial gain you have made from the sale of an asset. Exactly what depreciation recapture rate will apply will depend on your individual circumstances.

The 1031 Exchange is a great way for businesses and investors to take advantage of the additional value of their real estate and put it into their next purchase, but are there tradeoffs to consider?

Because the 1031 Exchange rules permit owners to use the property part of the year, exchangers can have a cash-flowing, appreciating investment that also serves as their semi-permanent vacation property.