IPX1031 Insight Blog
If more than one Replacement Property is identified, the taxpayer must adhere to one of the three identification rules. And the rules are mutually exclusive, so a taxpayer may only use one rule at a time. Watch this quick tutorial to learn more.
The differentiators between Qualified Intermediaries for 1031 Exchanges can be significant. Here’s why IPX1031 is the best choice for your like kind exchange.
The reverse exchange is becoming more and more popular because it is offering the exchanger additional flexibility by controlling two properties at once. Watch this quick video tutorial to learn if a reverse tax deferred 1031 Exchange is right for you.
Any tax deferred 1031 Exchange completed pursuant to Section 1031 needs to involve what is known as like kind properties. Watch this quick tutorial for the definition of like kind
There are many advantages to structuring your real estate investment transaction as a 1031 Exchange. Here’s a quick video comparing a tax deferred exchange to a traditional sale.
In some 1031 Exchanges, the taxpayer may want to have new construction or significant improvements to the replacement property. Improvement and construction exchanges can be tricky. That’s because the process does require the use of a concept which we use in reverse exchanges.
Tax Deferred exchanging in some form has been with us since the 1920s. Watch to see what changed with Tax Deferred Exchanges the 1970s to where we are today with 1031 Exchanges.
