Most investors who call us about advanced 1031 strategies are wrestling with one complication, not two. Every so often, someone finds a replacement property that

The call almost always starts the same way. A client sold a property, the exchange funds are sitting with the qualified intermediary, and nothing on

When he called us, our client wasn't looking for a bigger version of the 12-unit apartment complex he'd just agreed to sell. He was looking

If you searched "1031 exchange fix and flip," you're probably staring at a property you just renovated and wondering if you can defer the tax

Most investors who call us have the same story. They sold a property, they've got proceeds sitting with us as their qualified intermediary, and they're

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

Most real estate investors know the basics of a standard 1031 exchange: sell one property, buy another, and defer the taxes. But what happens when