1031 Exchange Basics

A Sample Calculation of Depreciation Recapture Tax The primary reason why prudent real estate investors use a 1301 exchange is to lower their tax liability in a given year. Essentially, this tax-sheltering mechanism involves an investor exchanging one property for another like-kind property without incurring any tax liability from the exchange, unlike many other investment …

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If you sell property that you have been using as rental property, you may have to pay depreciation recapture, which is why you need to account for depreciation of the property each year when you file your taxes. When you sell the property, figuring out how you are going to be taxed on the depreciation …

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Use a 1031 exchange to avoid depreciation recapture tax | Sell the rental property for a loss | Determining depreciation recapture tax | Avoiding depreciation recapture tax impact | FAQs  Most investors know capital gains taxes can take a big bite out of their profits from the sale of a rental property. But many don’t …

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Delaware Statutory Trust Rate of Return If you are looking to do a 1031 exchange DST, you’re probably wondering what the typical Delaware Statutory Trust Rate of Return is. The biggest advantage of Delaware Statutory Trusts is that they’re a stable, passive investment. Their yield will be around the same or lower compared to a …

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Since many real estate investments are held in an LLC rather than by individuals, there are questions about how to do a 1031 exchange with LLC. Specifically, if you’re part of a larger ownership group, and some members want to do a 1031 exchange and others don’t, what can you do? This guide to the …

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Thinking about selling a property and getting rid of tenants, toilets, and trash? 1031 Exchange DST is a fantastic option.

The IRC Section 1031 of the tax code is the single biggest advantage real estate investors have over all other investors. The ability to roll over taxes to the next sale is a great way to build wealth, not lining Uncle Sam’s pockets. Unfortunately, the time frame for a 1031 exchange can seem confusing at …

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