What Is “Boot” In a 1031 Exchange? A Simple Rule to Remember
By forecasting the potential for taxable boot in a 1031 Exchange, one can restructure the transaction before committing to the deal. So what is boot?...
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Phantom Gain – When Your LOSS Becomes GAIN (1031 Exchanges) Tax Tips
The term “gain” is thought of as profit, yet these terms have totally different tax meanings. Your ability to preserve all opportunities can make the difference...
What to Do with Inherited Property – 1031 Exchange Tax Tips
What is the best thing to do when you inherit property? Don't sell! Here's a look at the important tax implications that can arise when you inherit property....
The 1031 Exchange Getting Started Checklist – Everything to Know For a Successful Transaction
There is a lot to remember when you are entering into an 1031 Exchange, but it is important to understand the process before it actually begins....
Notes and Seller Financing in a 1031 Exchange (Seller Carrybacks)
David Moore of Equity Advantage clarifies notes and seller financing (seller carrybacks) in a 1031 Exchange actually work....
1031 Exchange Opportunities – What Are You Selling & What Do You WANT It to Be? 121 vs. 1031
While many buy their first homes for investment purposes, a primary residence still does not qualify for a 1031 Exchange. But Section 121 works differently....
What Is a BLENDED 1031 Exchange? Working with Blended Transactions
A blended 1031 Exchange allows for further Exchange flexibility, particularly when more than two properties are involved in the Exchange. Here's how they work....
IRC Improvement 1031 Exchanges – Everything You Need to Know
The improvement Exchange opens up many opportunities to the savvy investor, potentially even improvements to property already owned. Here's how they work....
New Video Series: Tina Colson’s 1031 Exchange Tips
The biggest headache in a 1031 Exchange is always time. Here's our biggest time saving tips and how to take advantage of them in your Exchange....
1031 Exchange Myths – The Five Year Hold
If you do a search for "five year hold and the 1031 Exchange", you will see a lot about this hold period. The truth is, it's not a requirement of Section 1031....
