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The “Golden” 1031 Exchange

When someone hears 1031 exchange, they think real estate, but 1031 is incredibly diverse and flexible with a little planning. One sector of 1031 exchange that has really taken off is GOLD.  Yes, you can exchange gold for other gold.  Why exchange gold? If it is done properly, you avoid all the taxable gains on [...]

Thinking About Converting Your 1031 Property to a Primary Home? Make Sure You Understand the New Rules!

Section 1031 is a valuable tax tool for the real estate investor’s toolbox.  Prior to recent rulings, an investor could purchase an investment property, rent it out for a few years, and then convert the property to their primary home.  Should they decide to sell it after the 5 year minimum holding period, they could [...]

Is Your Reverse Exchange Not Working Out?

Under the current law, a reverse 1031 exchange can be accomplished by following Revenue Procedure 2000-37.  Under this technique, the Exchangor or Client typically purchases their replacement property before they have secured a buyer for their exiting property, and parks title to the replacement property with an Exchange Accommodation Titleholder (EAT).  Most Qualified Intermediaries also [...]

The Real Estate Investor’s Secret Weapon

1031 can be a potent weapon for the smart real estate investor. There is nothing worse than having a client not consider 1031 or not have their real estate professional tell them about it and the relinquished real estate closes and the client changes their mind.