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Our 1031 exchange articles offer in-depth insights into specific topics, such as the difference between a 1031 exchange and a 1033 exchange, or the importance of working with a qualified intermediary. These articles can also provide tips on how to choose the right replacement property, as well as strategies for maximizing the benefits of a 1031 exchange.
Many of these articles will also provide relevant resources to help real estate investors navigate the 1031 exchange process. Our article library provides a central location for investors to access all of the information they need to make informed decisions about their investment portfolios. Rather than having to search through multiple sources to find the information they need, investors can find everything they need on one convenient page.
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What is an Exchange Accommodation Titleholder?
Navigating the world of 1031 exchanges can be daunting. The process involves complex rules and strict timelines. One key player in this process is the Exchange Accommodation Titleholder (EAT). This entity plays a crucial role…
From Starker to Today: The Modern Rules for Deferred and Reverse 1031 Exchanges
For decades, real estate investors who wanted to defer capital gains tax were limited to classic “swap” transactions: you and another party swapped deeds at the same closing table, and that was that. If the…
Understanding the Role of Qualified Intermediaries
What a Qualified Intermediary Actually Does (and How to Choose One Who Won't Cost You Your Exchange) Most 1031 exchanges do not fail because of the tax code. They fail because of who was holding…
Understanding the Impact of Starker v United States
The Starker v United States case is a cornerstone in real estate law. It reshaped how investors approach tax-deferred exchanges. Before this case, property swaps had to be simultaneous. The 1979 ruling changed that, allowing…
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How TIC Exchange Impacts Real Estate
Exploring real estate investment can be complex, and one topic that often confuses investors is the TIC exchange. TIC stands for Tenants in Common, a form of property ownership where several investors can own a…
Navigating Property Taxes for TIC Investments
Navigating the realm of real estate investment can be complicated, particularly with Tenants in Common (TIC) investments. TIC investments present unique opportunities for investors, but they also involve specific tax implications that need to be…
Tenants in Common for Married Couples
A married couple can own real estate as tenants in common, but marriage does not have one nationwide effect on tenancy in common ownership. The deed, the timing of the acquisition, and the law of…
Can I 1031 into a TIC?
Navigating the world of real estate investment can be complex. One area that often perplexes investors is the 1031 exchange. This tax-deferral strategy can be a powerful tool. Yet, understanding its intricacies can be challenging.…
DST Articles
View All3 Risky Asset Classes DST Investors Should Avoid
While real estate investing inherently carries risks, certain asset classes—specifically student housing, senior care facilities, and hospitality properties—are prone to unique challenges. At 1031 Exchange Place, we believe it’s crucial for Delaware Statutory Trust (DST)…
Understanding a DST 1031 Exchange
Why Investors Choose DST 1031 Exchanges Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) 1031 exchanges have become increasingly popular among real estate investors for several compelling reasons. A DST structure offers unique advantages that align well with the…
Why DSTs Are the Ultimate Investment Vehicle for Today’s Uncertain Economy
Just as a carpool lane offers a smoother, faster commute by bypassing traffic, Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) provide a unique and efficient pathway for investors seeking to enter the world of direct real estate. These…
Evaluating Delaware Statutory Trust Investments
Whether you are a financial advisor with clients interested in Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) or a real estate investor eager to explore the advantages of DSTs, understanding the intricacies of these investments is crucial. Evaluating…
Tax Mitigation Articles
View AllCost Segregation Studies & 1031 Exchanges
How They Work Together A 1031 exchange and a cost segregation study are two of the most powerful tax tools available to real estate investors. Each one independently produces substantial savings. Combined, they can be…
1031 Exchange Boot Strategies
What it is and 5 Strategies to Reduce the Tax Most real estate investors learn what boot is at the worst possible time: at closing on their replacement property, when their Qualified Intermediary or CPA…
Year-End Tax Planning for Real Estate Investors
Beyond the 1031 Exchange By the time most real estate investors sit down with their CPA for tax preparation in March, the year is already locked. Whatever decisions could have been made to reduce the…
100% Bonus Depreciation Is Back
What the OBBBA Means for Real Estate Investors For the last three years, bonus depreciation has been on a glide path to zero. Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act phase-down schedule, the rate dropped…
REIT Articles
View AllAre Real Estate Investment Trusts Right for You?
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) have become a popular investment option for those looking to diversify their portfolios with the potential for high returns and passive income. As a leading expert in 1031 exchanges, 1031…
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View AllIRA Investments and 1031 Exchanges: A Comprehensive Guide for Savvy Investors
Are you a savvy real estate investor or retiree looking for ways to maximize the return on your IRA investments? If so, then you need to familiarize yourself with 1031 exchanges — one of the…
The Power of Tax Deferral: Combining IRA Investments with 1031 Exchanges
Are you looking for a way to reduce your tax burden and grow your retirement savings? One strategy that has recently become quite popular is combining IRA investments with 1031 exchanges. By taking advantage of…
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