If you sell a rental property you must pay taxes on the capital gains. On this page you’ll learn about one of the most powerful tax-saving strategies available for real estate investors: the 1031 exchange.
In this video with Joe Torre and Dino Champagne of Asset Preservation, learn how you can use 1031 exchanges to avoid paying capital gains taxes and accelerate your wealth growth faster.
1031 exchanges continue to be one of the greatest tools real estate investors use to create real wealth. However, this tax-deferring strategy can be somewhat tricky to navigate, even with the help of an experienced intermediary.
In this webinar, you’ll learn how to do a 1031 exchange specifically in 2021, which is a year where inventory is incredibly tight in many markets around the country.
In this article, find out about the major challenges facing real estate investors in 2021. Learn ways to weather current market conditions, prepare for the challenges ahead, and mitigate drawbacks to potential changes in real estate taxes.
For this article, I spoke with Joe Torre, one of our Investment Counselors who’s helped many of RealWealth members do 1031 exchanges from California to other states, and also my husband, a California landlord and attorney. To learn about the top 3 benefits of exchanging your California rental property for properties in other states read this article!
There are four main types of 1031 exchanges investors can choose from, which include the simultaneous, delayed, reverse, and construction or improvement exchange. Continue reading to learn the details of all 4 of these 1031 exchange types. The 4 Types of 1031 Exchanges Explained Delayed Exchange (The Most Common Type) The delayed like-kind exchange, which
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