When planning a 1031 exchange, every financial detail matters. One question we frequently hear from our clients concerns the tax deductibility of qualified intermediary (QI)

Making informed decisions about your real estate investments starts with understanding your potential tax savings. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our new Capital Gains

With the 2024 election season behind us, many real estate investors have been anxiously awaiting clarity on the future of 1031 exchanges. We’ve heard your

Capital gains taxes on real estate apply when you sell property for more than you paid for it. Property investors and homeowners need to understand

Curious about 1031 exchanges and how they can defer capital gains tax on the sale of investment properties? Before diving in, understanding these “need-to-know” facts

There are several misunderstood facts about capital gains that real estate investors should be aware of when buying, selling, or exchanging properties. These include: Understanding

The 1031 Exchange process, also known as a “like-kind exchange,” is a tax strategy that allows real estate investors to defer paying capital gains taxes