Real estate investors ask this question all the time, usually right after they've found a great piece of land or sat through a builder's pitch

We've had this exact phone call more times than we can count. A client's loan officer hears that title to the replacement property will sit

Sell a property for $500,000 in a market where nothing decent is listed at that price, and you're stuck. You either pay tax on whatever

If your title company, lender, or attorney just mentioned an "exchange accommodation titleholder" and your eyes glazed over, you're not alone. Most investors go their

Part 1: Introduction to Reverse 1031 Exchanges Reverse 1031 exchanges exist for one reason: real estate investors should never be forced to sell a property

Understanding the Basics of a 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange Many investors ask what a 1031 tax deferred exchange is and how it helps them grow

Here are the most common frequently asked questions involving reverse 1031 exchanges. This reverse 1031 exchange FAQ aims to address all your queries and concerns

Reverse 1031 exchanges allow real estate investors to buy first, sell later, and still defer capital gains taxes. They create speed and flexibility in markets

Reverse 1031 exchanges give REALTORS® a powerful advantage: the ability to help clients buy first, sell later, and still defer capital gains taxes. For those

A $1 million property sale can trigger a six-figure tax bill. Federal capital gains tax, depreciation recapture, state income tax, and the net investment income