Reverse & Improvement Exchanges
…you would like to build on or make improvements to a replacement property, you can use the exchange proceeds by structuring an Improvement (Build-to-Suit or Construction) Exchange. Also known as…
…you would like to build on or make improvements to a replacement property, you can use the exchange proceeds by structuring an Improvement (Build-to-Suit or Construction) Exchange. Also known as…
…Exchange The Role of the Qualified Intermediary Safety & Security for Exchangers The Simultaneous Exchange The Delayed Exchange The Build-To-Suit Exchange The Reverse Exchange Converting a Principal Residence to…
…commonly referred to as an Improvement or Build to Suit Exchange. With this type of transaction the taxpayer cannot take title to the replacement property until the improvements are complete…
…of structuring, coordinating, and procuring all types of tax deferred exchanges, including: Delayed, Simultaneous, Reverse and Build-to-Suit. As a 1031 Exchange rules and regulations expert, Stephen often speaks and writes…
…Accommodation Titleholder (EAT) is needed to hold title to the property while the improvements are being made. Rev. Proc. 2000-37 provides a “safe harbor” for structuring a Build-to-Suit Exchange using…