1031 exchanges are one of the most powerful tools real estate investors have for building wealth. But they’re also surrounded by myths and misinformation. Investors

Capital gains taxes catch many real estate investors off guard. They sell a property, celebrate the profit, and then discover the IRS wants a big

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If you’ve ever looked into 1031 exchanges, you’ve probably heard that drop and swaps are tricky-especially when done on the same day. Most tax advisors

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There’s a persistent myth in real estate investing that 1031 exchanges are exclusively for high-net-worth individuals or large commercial property owners. Let’s bust this myth

Most articles about 1031 exchanges focus on scaling up, but what if you’re ready to simplify your portfolio? Maybe you’re looking to reduce management responsibilities,

You’ve probably heard about 1031 exchanges as a powerful tool for real estate investors, but there’s a lot of misinformation floating around. Let’s clear up