The 1031 Exchange Explained (and Why You Should Care)

In this comprehensive video, David Moore of Equity Advantage recounts the company’s origins and underlines the critical aspects of 1031 exchanges. Founded in 1991, Equity Advantage has navigated three decades of growth and innovation in the 1031 exchange space.

David shares insights into the importance of understanding 1031 exchanges, particularly for real estate brokers and investors, highlighting the potential pitfalls and nuances of the process. He emphasizes that a successful 1031 exchange requires:

  • Careful planning from the moment of purchasing a property
  • Understanding the intricacies of titles
  • Making sure all tax liabilities are clear

Additionally, David discusses the significant role 1031 exchanges play in real estate market vibrancy, benefiting not just individual investors but also brokers, escrow agents, and even the federal government by promoting property improvements and market activity.

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David and Thomas Moore, the co-founders of Equity Advantage & IRA Advantage
Whether working through a 1031 Exchange with Equity Advantage, acquiring real estate with an IRA through IRA Advantage or listing investment property through our Post 1031 property listing site, we are here to help Investors get where they want to be. Call them today! 503-635-1031.

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"WASHINGTON STATE LAW, RCW 19.310.040, REQUIRES AN EXCHANGE FACILITATOR TO EITHER MAINTAIN A FIDELITY BOND IN AN AMOUNT OF NOT LESS THAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS THAT PROTECTS CLIENTS AGAINST LOSSES CAUSED BY CRIMINAL ACTS OF THE EXCHANGE FACILITATOR, OR HOLD ALL CLIENT FUNDS IN A QUALIFIED ESCROW ACCOUNT OR QUALIFIED TRUST." RCW 19.310.040(1)(b) (as amended)

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