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We are currently working on a reverse 1031 exchange. Our client wanted to move into a larger office space and their property was for sale but had not sold yet. They purchased a new larger building and did improvements before concluding their current sale. When it was sold the sales proceeds went back to the client and the deal was complete. Reverse exchanges are another tool for you to have when buying and selling real estate.

The Reverse Exchange is the opposite of the Delayed Exchange. Where the Delayed Exchange requires the Exchangor to relinquish before he acquires a property, the Reverse Exchange allows the Exchangor to acquire property first and relinquish property second. In other words, the Reverse Exchange allows an investor to acquire a new property today, when an excellent investment may be available, and sell other property later when a better price might be obtained.

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Do you or someone you know wish you had the money to take advantage of today’s real estate opportunities? You may have the resources you need to make investments currently tied up in the stock...Read more »

What you need to know when losses become gains in 1031 exchange short sales and foreclosures. Attend Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm at Equity Advantage, Lincoln Center, Building 3, 10220 SW...Read more »

Congratulations Ken!  A good friend of our firm named Ken Streater recently released a book on Self-directed IRAs titled “Changing Course”.  In the book Ken discusses the Self-directed IRA as the perfect tool to move...Read more »

Help your investors take advantage of today’s real estate opportunities using their 401(k). Many investors have watched their 401(k) falter and are unaware that they can use their plan to take advantage of today’s real...Read more »