Why Investors Exchange Beyond Tax Deferral
- Property Not Cash Flowing Well
- Fully Depreciated
- Free & Clear
- Thinking of Leaving Investment Property to an Heir
Generally, when people think of doing a 1031 Exchange, they immediately think of the tax deferral benefits that they will receive. However there are a number of non-tax reasons to consider doing a 1031 Exchange.
Perhaps you are an investor or you are working with a client who owns investment property. If that property is free and clear, significantly (or fully) depreciated, not cash-flowing as well as it could be or is in an area without much appreciation in property value, it may be time to think about doing a 1031 Exchange. At IPX1031, we work with our clients to see how they are positioned in the market today and how they would like to be set up in the future.
And if you are concerned about the tax consequences that your heirs may face when they inherit your property, contact us to get more information on how 1031 Exchanges may be used as an estate planning tool.
IPX1031 – Choose the Experts
IPX1031 is the largest and one of the oldest Qualified Intermediaries in the United States. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Fidelity National Financial (NYSE:FNF), a Fortune 500 company, IPX1031 provides industry leading security for your exchange funds as well as considerable expertise and experience in facilitating all types of 1031 Exchanges. Our nationwide staff, which includes industry experts, veteran attorneys and accountants, are available to help you and your legal and tax advisors. For additional information regarding IPX1031 and questions on 1031 Exchanges, please review:
1031 Exchange and Defer? Or Sell and Pay Taxes?
Top Reasons to 1031 Exchange
Opportunities of the 1031 Exchange
Underperforming Real Estate Assets: When a 1031 Exchange May Make Sense
How Important is Your Qualified Intermediary?
Capital Gains Estimator
IPX1031 Knowledge Center
