Understanding Rental Property 1031 Exchanges for Landlords
Are you a landlord or real estate investor who wants to sell your investment property and avoid capital gains tax?
Would you like to roll the profits on your property sale into upgrading or expanding your real estate portfolio? A 1031 Exchange might be the answer you are looking for.
The 1031 Exchange tax code, also known as a Like-Kind Exchange, allows investors to exchange one property for another, while deferring all income taxes on profits from the sale.
How complicated can it be, you may be wondering? 1031 exchanges, governed by federal and state laws, require exchangers to follow set guidelines closely in order to successfully complete the transaction.
Although many of these guidelines may seem overwhelming to the first time exchanger, for $19.95 our 1031 Exchanges report walks you through a step-by-step overview of the process, giving you the tools to insure your completion of the 1031 exchange successfully.
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Real estate investors nationwide are discovering the benefits of Section 1031, using it to avoid capital gains taxes and leveraging saved tax dollars to increase their real estate portfolio, or even for estate planning purposes.
Here is just some of what you will get for $19.95:
The Basics of a Like-Kind Exchange
How does a 1031 exchange work (page 5)
Tax and Financial Benefits of 1031 Exchanges (page 6)
Types of property that qualify for a 1031 exchange (page 7)
IRS Requirements for 1031 Eligibility (Page 9)
Types of Exchanges
Deferred Exchange (page 12)
Simultaneous Exchange (page 12)
Tenancy in Common (TIC) (page 13)
Reverse (Page 14)
Construction (page 15)
Using Exchanges Successfully
Planning in Advance and Enlisting the Right Professionals (page 16)
A Step-by Step Overview of the Process (Page 17)
Avoiding Common Mistakes (Page 18)
Plus, this report provides additional tips, FAQ’s and resources to help you avoid major pitfalls that can cost you thousands!
You already have a contract on your property. Is it too late to start a 1031 exchange? (page 21)
When, if ever, do you owe the capital gains tax deferred on an exchange? (page 21)
You only have one property to sell, but would like to purchase two replacement properties. Is this legal? (page 22)
Though many of life’s lessons are learned by trial and error, 1031 exchanges should not be one of them, as mistakes can cost you dearly.
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