QOFs and 1031 exchanges both offer the potential for significant tax incentives and can be used in conjunction with one another. However, the two investment vehicles have many differences, and...
Owners of real estate properties looking for an exit strategy and the opportunity to diversify their real estate holdings while deferring capital gains taxes may find utilizing IRC Section 721...
1. PrepareWe believe proper planning is the key to a successful 1031 Exchange. Seek advice from your financial and tax advisors to determine if it’s appropriate for your overall financial...
A Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) is a designated geographical area where investors can develop real estate projects with the opportunity to obtain significant tax advantages. QOZs are typically located in...
Do I need a Qualified Intermediary?Yes. If you do not set up a Qualified Intermediary(QI) prior to closing and take constructive receipt of the funds you will not be able...
A 1031 exchange is arguably the most valuable tax advantage available to real property owners. Stemming from section 031 of the Internal Revenue Code, a 1031 exchange allows a property owner...
A Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) is a legal entity formed under Delaware trust law that may be structured to qualify as an eligible “like-kind” replacement property for the purposes of...