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- Know The Detailed 1031 Exchange Minnesota Rules - by Submitted on Dec 19, 2019 from Angilina taylor1031 exchange, also known as “like-kind exchange”, refers to the application of the process mentioned in section 1031 of the United States Internal Revenue Code. This process facilitates the real estate investors to avail maximum profit from their investments by replacing one investment property ...
Views: 611 - Interested In A 1031 Exchange? Read This Before It's Too Late - by Submitted on Nov 07, 2019 from Angilina taylorNo matter how attractive an investment may appear, as an investor, you must study it before investing. Otherwise, at some point in time during the transaction, you’ll find yourself in a no man’s land, particularly in case of a 1031 Exchange. You may have heard or read somewhere that using a 1031 ...
Views: 724 - ARE DSTs RIGHT FOR YOUR 1031 Exchange? - by Submitted on Oct 25, 2019 from Angilina taylorWhy choose Delaware Statutory Trust for your 1031 Exchange? Delaware Statutory Trust, or DST, is a separate legal entity formulated around Delaware Statutory Law. DST Investments work as replacement property for real estate investors looking to defer their capital gains taxes using a 1031 ...
Views: 588 - Convert Your 1031 Exchange Property into a Primary Residence - by Submitted on Oct 16, 2019 from Angilina taylorAs per the rules established by the IRS, to qualify for a 1031 exchange (also known as a like-kind exchange), the property that you give up (relinquished property) must be held for use in trade, business, or for investment purposes. Technically, personal property or primary residence is not held ...
Views: 676 - NNN Lease Vs. Gross Lease - Which one is beneficial for 1031 Exchange investors - by Submitted on Oct 03, 2019 from Angilina taylorIt's a simple calculation. Let's say you own an investment property worth $3 million, which you've leased out to someone under a gross lease for a monthly rent of $2K or $24K annually. Now, let's calculate the necessary property expenses that you'll be paying. Say at the end of a year you spent ...
Views: 578(1 vote) - What is 1031 reverse exchange and how it works - by Submitted on Aug 02, 2019 from Angilina taylorYou find a property that you eagerly want to purchase, and you know that you have to move quickly to take the advantage of that investment opportunity. But, the problem is that you haven’t sold your existing property yet. Then, the 1031 reverse exchange is the best solution that can help you ...
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