What Every 1031 Investor Should Know about Real Estate Fraud and Cyber Risk Fraud involving real estate monies continues to rise and 1031 Exchanges are increasingly being targeted. These are some of the high-risk areas: Today’s Most Dangerous 1031 Threats: Cybercrime...
Why Constructive Receipt Can Quash Your 1031 Exchange A 1031 Exchange allows you to defer capital gains taxes when selling investment or commercial property, but only if you follow all IRC Section 1031 rules and regulations to the tee. One of the fastest ways to lose...
Turn Investment Properties Into Lifestyle Assets — Tax Deferred In 2025, real estate investors are going beyond asset management — they’re executing forward-thinking strategies that preserve capital while aligning with long-term lifestyle and wealth goals. At the...
Vesting Explained & Common Questions Answered A 1031 Exchange is a powerful tool that allows real estate investors to defer capital gains taxes by reinvesting the proceeds from the sale of an investment property into like-kind property. To ensure a successful...
Key Insights on How Long to Hold Property Before Selling in a 1031 Exchange When considering a 1031 Exchange, it’s essential to understand the rules and regulations to ensure compliance and maximize tax benefits. A common question is regarding how long a...
1031 Exchange Partnership Breakup and Solutions Frequently investors pool money and form partnerships or LLCs* to acquire and operate investment properties. Partnerships can defer their taxes utilizing 1031 Exchanges when they sell their properties. Although...
Who Has Control of Your 1031 Money?Security of 1031 Exchange Funds. Whether the taxpayer is an individual or a business in a 1031 Exchange, the Tax Code requires taxpayers have no control of the proceeds from their sale until the replacement property is acquired. The...
