Every real estate investor wants to make money from the sale of his or her assets. When you put your time, energy, and money into acquiring and looking after a property, the last thing you want is to take a loss. Fortunately, through a 1031 Exchange, investors everywhere can make the most of their investment properties. At NNN Deal Finder, we make it our goal and objective to help investors, new and...
If there’s one thing that real estate investors want, it’s a property that guarantees a comfortable, predictable income. There’s no reason to waste time, resources, and effort. If you’re a savvy investor looking for a robust passive income, you can get it. Through the right mechanisms, with the proper approach, guided by a strong real estate professional, any investor can finally enjoy what...
When it comes to real property, all real estate investors are looking to earn income with as little effort, worry and time spent as possible. For savvy investors, using a 1031 Exchange for investment properties represents an opportunity to accumulate wealth, enjoy passive cash flow streams, and diversify their portfolios for future ventures. In the state of Idaho, real estate investment properties are...
Too many commercial real estate investors are unable to generate a strong, consistent cash flow. Instead, they take big risks with little rewards, struggling to optimize their business or investment property. Don't let your first property of merit become a wasted opportunity. At NNN Deal Finder, we utilize a massive network of Arizona real estate investors, brokers, and commercial developers to help...
Assets in commercial real estate are pricey. As a result, it is unusual for one person to own a number of them. Instead, LLCs or partnerships, in which a group of people get together to combine their money are more common. A successful sale of an investment property might produce an intriguing scenario in terms of relationships. The fact that the property was sold for a profit makes the partners pleased,...
The fact that a standard 1031 exchange leaves them property rich but cash poor is one of the greatest concerns that many property investors have. There are undoubtedly many advantages to doing a 1031 exchange, including postponing the payments of capital gains tax and the tax of depreciation recapture as well as expanding an investment real estate portfolio. However, one of the main negatives is that in...
Some 1031 exchange investors have questioned if selling their investment real estate properties and completing a 1031 exchange into a Real Estate Investment Trust is possible (REIT). Yes, in a nutshell, investors must adhere to a number of intricate stages in order to effectively execute the trade. Since owning real estate assets is distinct from owning shares of a REIT, some real estate experts may claim...
A 1031 Exchange Delaware Statutory Trust, sometimes known as a DST, is a legal structure used to postpone paying capital gains tax on proceeds from the sale of a rental property into a real estate portfolio. Similar to a TIC or tenant in common, a 1031 Exchange Delaware Statutory Trust can invest a portion of its assets in real estate; but, unlike a TIC, a DST 1031 property will be eligible to serve as a...
IRC Section 1031 is undoubtedly one of the tax code's most favorable provisions, but there are strict IRS guidelines and deadlines for finishing a tax-deferred 1031 Exchange. The 1031 procedure can be difficult to understand, and a mistake might lead to an unsuccessful exchange or the acquisition of unsuitable replacement property. Having the correct staff in place and engaging with a registered 1031...
A 1031 exchange is expensive and involves a confusing array of IRS-qualified as well as non-qualified costs. There are some 1031 exchange costs that are paid with sales proceeds that will result in taxable events. Operating costs including prorated rent, security deposits, maintenance, and insurance payments are among them. Others are excluded, including broker commissions, title closing fees, and...