Defer taxes with the powerful 1031 investment strategy.
Section 1031 tax-deferred exchanges allow the seller of an investment property to defer paying taxes on the sale of that property if the seller acquires another investment property within a certain timeframe. The tax is usually deferred until the replacement property is sold, allowing the property owner to put those funds to better use in the meantime.
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Questions to Ask a Financial Advisor About a 1031 Exchange and DST Investment
If you are considering a 1031 exchange into a Delaware Statutory Trust, ask your financial advisor questions that clarify tax-deferral requirements, suitability,…
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1031 Exchange News: What Real Estate Investors Should Watch Now
Real estate investors should watch three things in 1031 exchange news right now: whether tax policy proposals affect capital gains deferral, whether…
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How Should CRE Professionals Finish Q4 and Prepare for 2027?
What separates a strong fourth quarter from a year-end slowdown? In this episode, Fernando Arencibia, Jr. and Jennifer Wollmann explain how commercial…
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