1031 Exchange
Many real estate investor are aware of the money saving power of a 1031 exchange, and how it allows one to transfer their captial gains taxes from the sale of a property, into another like-kind property. However, it is not possible to use 1031 exchange proceeds to pay off debt on property you already […]
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Basics of the 1031 Exchange
When a real estate investment is sold it is generally a taxable event. The proceeds of that event must be reported as income in the year the sale happens. However, there a some cases where this general guildline is not applicable. The purpose of this article will be to explain […]
1031 Exchange Basics
When a real estate investments are sold it is generally considered a taxable event. The proceeds of that event must be reported for federal income in the year the sale occurs. But, there a some cases where this general guildline is not applicable. The purpose of this article will be to explain […]
1031 Exchange Basics
When a real estate investment is sold it is generally a taxable event. The proceeds of that sales event need to be reported as federal income in the year the sale occurs. However, there are a few cases where this general rule does not apply. The purpose of this article will be […]
1031 Exchange
So you’re ready to sell your investment/business property - and “upgrade” into a new replacement. But it’s not as profitable for you to have to pay capital gains taxes on the sale your investment property.
There is a way to prevent this from occuring. Thanks to the 1031 tax exchange law of the US […]