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17th September 2009
Section 1031 in the Internal Revenue Service is a boon for a prospective investor, selling an investment property and wanting to make a profit by reinvesting in a similar property elsewhere in the country. This wonderful concept works on the principle of ... Read >
10th September 2009
You may have heard of the term 1031 exchange but has not fully understood what it means. The said number simply refers to the Section 1031 of the revenue code, which states that the property owners will not be subjected to capital gains taxes after selli... Read >
Author: Roby Smith23rd August 2009
There are several ways to benefit off of owning property and being involved in real estate. Not only does this come from finding the right property, loans and people to work with, but also moves into finding the best ways to save money while you own a pr... Read >
Author: Dannie Jensen09th July 2009
Property owners of rental establishments normally sell their assets to be able to acquire a new one or upgrade to a better establishment. They want to reinvest it to generate more income. This is an ideal way of helping your business to recover from bei... Read >
Author: Flynna Sarah E. Molina02nd July 2009
Buying Rental Property
How often have you wondered about buying a property for renting out? It is a nice feeling to be a landlord, and if you are game for it, then start planning for it. It is ofcourse not easy being a landlord, as you might feel a bit... Read >
Author: Ravisankar30th June 2009
How does 1031 work?
When you decide to sell your property and use the funds generated out of this sale for other purposes, hasn’t the tax man come and told you that you shall have to pay capital gains tax? And when you have calculated as to how much ... Read >
Author: Ravisankar13th June 2009
In spite of decreasing real estate values across the nation, real estate investors continue to come up with innovative ways to make their investment turn out profitably.
A powerful method for building real estate holdings is the use of 1031 Exchanges,... Read >
Author: craighigdon12th May 2009
One of the most powerful tools in a real estate investor's bag of tricks is the 1031 Exchange. When used properly it can defer the tax on capitals gains almost indefinitely.
A 1031 Exchange is really very simple. You don't actually have to trade one pr... Read >
Author: markwalters02nd February 2009
The 1031 exchange, also recognized as the tax-deferred exchange or real estate exchange, was created in 1990 by the I.R.S. A 1031 exchange is the process of selling 1 investment for the purchase of some other investment. When used with a mortgage, homeow... Read >
Author: Gene Asher02nd February 2009
The 1031 exchange, is also recognized as the tax-deferred exchange or real estate exchange, was created in 1990 by the I.R.S.
A 1031 exchange is the process of selling one investment for the purchase of a new investment. When used with a mortgage, home... Read >
Author: Gene Asher31st January 2009
The 1031 exchange, is also recognized as the tax-deferred exchange or real estate exchange, was made in 1990 by the I.R.S.
A 1031 exchange is the process of selling one investment for the purchase of a new investment. When used with a mortgage, homeown... Read >
Author: Gene Asher28th January 2009
The 1031 exchange, is also recognized as the tax-deferred exchange or real estate exchange, was made in 1990 by the I.R.S.
A 1031 exchange is the process of selling 1 investment for the purchase of a new investment. When used with a mortgage, homeowner... Read >
Author: Gene Asher03rd December 2008
News reached me a few days ago from a friend at a major national commercial real estate brokerage that LandAmerica 1031 Exchange, a substantial firm in the 1031 business, is �terminating operations� immediately. They have frozen customer accounts and ... Read >
Author: Bob Horton30th November 2008
What do you do with an old house that has no marketable value? Every inner city is teeming with people who own just such a house. You can't list it and you can't afford to fix it. You are trapped.
One way out is to trade-in this old house to launc... Read >
Author: Dennis Woods13th October 2008
A 1031 exchange is often referred to as a starker exchange. It is a section contained in the internal revenue code providing for the sale of a investment property such a real estate into the purchase of one or more other “like kind” properties.
At ... Read >
Author: Poly Muthumbi08th September 2008
Many homeowners have heard of a "1031 Exchange," but few understand the basics of what an exchange actually entails. Today I want to cover just a few of the basics of the process, as it can be an invaluable method of homeownership for investment homeowner... Read >
Author: Irene Gaffigan17th August 2008
You see, we should be very thankful that we are born in this modern generation due to the existence of the Internet. With the Internet, all information (whether about income tax booklet or any other such as tax cut 2008, w2 tax, federal income taxes addre... Read >
Author: deepak kulkarni16th August 2008
If you are searching for information related to first income tax or any other such as excise tax, Iris income tax, Canada income tax rate or federal income taxes mailing address you have come to the right article. This piece will provide you with not just... Read >
Author: deepak kulkarni16th August 2008
Are you searching for information related to income tax questions or other information somehow related to income tax provision, or income tax slab? If yes, this article will give you helpful insights related to income tax questions and even somehow relate... Read >
Author: deepak kulkarni14th July 2008
In this article, I'd like to define two real estate terms—direct deeding and sequential deeding—and show the best form to use with 1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges.
If you're not familiar with the "1031," this law allows the exchange of investment or bu... Read >
09th June 2008
If you are an investor who has decided to sell an investment property, you should certainly consider a powerful tax deferral tool provided by the United States government.
Section 1031 of the IRC allows owner to sell an investment property, defer 100% ... Read >
Author: Andrew Gitt23rd May 2008
As you know the Real Estate Market has been turned up side down with all the no money down deals, interest only, and other financial products. These deals have not only harm the economy but has made lenders raise the limits on home buying as well. Foreclo... Read >
Author: Robert Flowers02nd April 2008
A central concept in the process of a 1031 exchange is that a real estate investor is not allowed to draw any direct benefit from the proceeds of the sale of a relinquished property; any kind of cash benefit from the transaction is seen as boot, and as ... Read >
Author: Ravok Corp28th March 2008
A 1031 exchange is a method by which you can trade real properties with another person or business, avoiding capital gains taxes that are incurred in any typical sales transaction. The property that is exchanged must be held for productive use in a trade ... Read >
Author: Tony Seruga, Yolanda Seruga and Yolanda Bishop25th March 2008
As a real estate investor, you know that every single dollar that you have working for you is compounding your wealth, and, conversely, that every dollar that isn't working for you is a lost chance to further compound your profits. When the time comes t... Read >
Author: Ravok Corp22nd February 2008
A 1031 tax exchange is a technique commonly used by real estate investors in order to indefinitely defer tax liability on the sale of a property. This is achieved by relinquishing the rights to a piece of property one plans on selling to an intermediary... Read >
Author: Ravok Corp14th February 2008
An essential truth in regard to conducting a 1031 exchange is that you CANNOT use the proceeds of the original sale to construct property you own. This is a frequent stumbling block of unwary investors. In order to qualify for tax deferment, your replace... Read >
Author: Ravok Corp11th February 2008
When there is a sale of any business asset on the taxes levied are quite high. If one has to pay all the taxes the capital growth considerably suffers. A business can opt to go for 1031 Exchange to evade the tax problem. By the tax exchange one can easily... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson08th February 2008
The sale of investments or business be it capital equipment or real estate creates a large amount of tax liability. The amount is quite substantial and takes a considerable chunk of the selling price. However, one can one can avail the 1031 deferred tax e... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson29th January 2008
There are countless reasons why one should invest in real estate when there are other avenues for investing. The main reason people to choose the real estate market is that, real estate is very much profitable and safer when compared to other kinds of inv... Read >
Author: Samuel Johnson21st September 2007
In a 1031 Exchange an investor sells his property, called “Relinquished Property,” to acquire a “Replacement Property” without attracting tax on capital gains. There are as many reasons to seek a 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange as there are investors,... Read >
Author: Zola25th June 2007
In addition to the strict time limitations on 1031 Exchanges, there are certain properties that can be used. These properties must satisfy the Internal Revenue guidelines.
The idea behind the 1031 Exchange provision of the Internal Revenue Tax Code is ... Read >
Author: Raynor James25th June 2007
Understanding the 1031 Exchange Tax rules is necessary to enjoy the full benefits of the tax-deferred concept. It is usually a good idea to get some assistance from a tax expert to help you through the IRS minefield.
The rules concerning 1031 Exchange ... Read >
Author: Raynor James25th June 2007
It is nice to make a lot of money on an investment such as real estate. However, if you do not know about the opportunity for a tax-deferred exchange, you might end up giving a lot of your profit to the taxman.
The United States Internal Revenue Code h... Read >
Author: Raynor James22nd May 2007
As we all know, taxes are something that have to be taken into account in any investment strategy. Real estate is no different, but there are some advantages to investing in property.
The stock market is the glamour investment platform in our country.... Read >
Author: Barry Waxler07th April 2007
If you are selling an investment property and planning on re-investing then the 1031 exchange is right up your alley. A 1031 exchange is basically a tax shelter allowed by the IRS where you sell an investment property and then re-invest the profit from th... Read >
Author: Frankie Bastek04th April 2007
WEIGH YOUR RISKS CAREFULLY
When you decide to embark on a commercial real estate investment program, how do you get your start? We know that there is no such thing as 100% financing for commercial property, so where do you get your initial capital for... Read >
Author: craighigdon09th January 2007
HOW TO DO YOUR OWN SYNDICATIONS, Part 2
Last week I covered the first ten steps to creating your own investment groups for commercial real estate acquisitions. I was able to take the process right up to the acquisition of the property and I’ll cover... Read >
Author: craighigdon31st August 2006
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The grass is always greener, isn't it? Maybe you see something better on the other side, or maybe you have problems with one of your current properties. But before diving into a 1031 exchange, consider why you wan... Read >
Author: Keith Gill23rd August 2006
California: As an investor in real estate you understand how important it is to preserve your wealth and assets. In the frequently changing world of taxation, you are fortunate to have IRC Section 1031. This tax code allows you to exchange from one inv... Read >
Author: Dennis Franklin08th August 2006
A property transaction related to a 1031 exchange into a Tenant in Common property could have a great impact on the financial stability of a person. Any mistake or a wrong decision in regards to a 1031 exchange can put you in deep trouble, besides unexpec... Read >
Author: Ray Smith06th July 2006
You own a rental property for years, and never see the "big pay-off." Is it time to cash in on your investment, now that you've paid down the mortgage, and values are up? Maybe not.
The Problem With Selling
Selling means you'll have to pay a large c... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman03rd July 2006
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) defines the 1031 exchange. 1031 exchange also known as Like kind exchange specifies that if an asset that is most often a land or a building, is sold and the proceeds of the sale are then reinvested in a sim... Read >
Author: Mansi Gupta30th June 2006
A 1031 exchange or Like kind exchange is defined by section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code or the IRC. According to IRC if an asset, most often some form of real estate such as land or building is sold and the proceeds of the sale are re-invested in a ... Read >
Author: Mansi Gupta22nd June 2006
Section 1031 of the IRS offers a golden opportunity for real estate investors to defer their capital gain taxes by reinvesting their sales proceeds in purchase of another like kind property. One important condition that governs this law is that the transa... Read >
Author: Ray Smith15th February 2006
Investors in Las Vegas have more to worry about than a Las Vegas Real Estate housing bubble. Many investors in Las Vegas may have to worry about paying capital gains or worse a visit from the IRS wishing to audit them so say the experts at MyGoRealty.net.... Read >
Author: Wayne Griggs02nd December 2005
Do you have your savings in an investment property that is not performing for you? Perhaps you are positioned to make capital gains on the property but for whatever reason the property just doesn't fit your investment scheme, yet you are unsure how to get... Read >
Author: Adam Smith12th November 2005
Few would deny that real estate is a solid investment. It provides an attractive combination of stability, reliable cash flow, preservation of principal and capital appreciation. However, many investment property owners nearing retirement find themselves ... Read >
Author: Cary Losson30th October 2005
A 1031 exchange refers to Section 1.1031 of the Internal Revenue Code which was passed in 1990. Normally, when you sell all real and personal property, the tax code requires the payment of the Capital Gains Tax. That is to say, when you sell your office... Read >
Author: Dan Johnson28th September 2005
A section 1031 tax deferral allows an investor to sell a property, then reinvest the proceeds in a new property and defer all capital gain taxes. Specific conditions for the exchange state that it must be of "like-kind" and must take place within 45 days ... Read >
Author: Michael Southard13th July 2005
IRS Tightens Related Party Rules for 1031 Exchanges
A recent IRS Ruling will now reduce taxpayer flexibility when they complete a 1031 exchange by buying property from a relative.
To be clear, there are two types of exchanges involving relatives. I... Read >
Author: John Roush
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