After a multiple exchange trial by fire, one developer executive goes 1031 full time….
My full-emersion introduction to 1031began near...
"Identification" refers to the IRS requirement that taxpayers must identify in writing property they intend to acquire as replacement proper...
Deferring the payment of taxes by completing an IRC section 1031 - tax deferred exchange is like scoring a home run against those dreaded ca...
In an exchange, the taxpayer must acquire replacement property of equal or greater value than the relinquished property to fully defer taxab...
The IRS recently released three letter rulings relating to REITs engaging in portfolio reallocation through IRC 1031 deferred exchanges. Two...
The concept of tax free exchanges as set forth in Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code has been part of the tax code for over 85 years ...
Cost-segregation is a tax strategy that helps owners of commercial real estate save significantly on their federal income taxes. Cost-segreg...
Tenant in Common (TIC) investments are fractional interests in institutional grade commercial properties generally valued in the $10 million...
The capitalization rate or cap-rate is a ratio used to estimate the value of income producing properties. Determining your cap-rate is a cri...
In spite of the recent issues in certain mortgage sectors, Bostonians and many others are still faced with tremendous appreciation when sell...
