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....
Blogcasts
1031 Exchanges – Everything You Need to Know for 2022
It has been a very entertaining and at times reckless year for the 1031 Exchange. David Moore, 1031 Exchange expert, covers the 1031 Exchange details of 2021....
Don’t Let the 1031 Exchange “Scare” You – Answers to Our Top Questions from Clients
It is almost 1031 Exchange Day- Halloween! It's time to face your fears and get to know this monster investment tool. Let's look at some common misconceptions....
Peregrine Private Capital Presents: Diversification with the DST
Now that inflation is here, income property owners must ask themselves what this means to their future and wealth. Here's how the DST is here to help....
Value & Equity Requirements in a 1031 Exchange – The NAPKIN TEST
Want an easy way to know if you satisfy the requirements of your Exchange? Welcome to the Napkin Test. Here's how it works....
Identification Rules in a 1031 – How to Satisfy Your Exchange Requirements
When using a 1031 Exchange, you are required to provide an “unambiguous description” of the potential replacement property. Here's the guidelines properties....
Latest GAC 1031 + Tax Update = Good News For Investors
Let's take a look at how the proposed 1031 Exchange legislation changes are going and talk a bit about other impending real estate investment tax changes....
Uncovering the 1031 Exchange – What EVERY Investor Should Know!
There's both a lot of common questions and common misconceptions when it comes to the 1031 Exchange. Here's the facts on some of the most important concepts....
Reverse 1031 Exchanges – What They Are and How to Use Them
A reverse 1031 Exchange allows a real estate investor the flexibility to acquire property when there's a good opportunity available. Here's how they work....
Determining Dealer Status in a 1031 Exchange
The dealer vs investor status is one of Section 1031's largest "grey areas," but the distinction is important. Here's how the IRS defines the difference....
