Comparing the Pros and Cons of Opportunity Zones and 1031 Exchange After the Trump administration signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, America's real estate community was abuzz over the provision allowing for Qualified Opportunity
How does a 1031 exchange change the tax basis in your replacement property? And, for starters, what is tax basis?Let's go over the basics and provide you a few examples. What is tax basis? Tax basis is what the IRS
- What to do when some partners want to do a 1031 exchange, but others don't - A frequent call to our company goes like this: “Five of us own an LLC. The LLC, in turn, owns a piece
Owner Carry Financing in a 1031 Exchange - Installment Sales under IRC Section 453 - Investors often ask us if owner carried financing (installment sales under IRC section 453) and a 1031 exchange (IRC section 1031) work together in the
1031 Debt Replacement- You Don't Always Need New Debt It’s common to read that 1031 exchangers need to “replace their debt” from their relinquished property by taking out new debt on their replacement property. This is sometimes referred to
- Why Tenants in Common (TIC) structure is advantageous for 1031 exchange investors - The limited liability company (LLC) is a relatively young creature created by State statutes. By contrast, the concept of owning an asset as "tenants
