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Can’t Get Financing? Consider a DST.
Let’s take a hypothetical situation. Let’s say you own a rental house, small apartment building or other investment property, and you’re interested in selling it. Specifically, you’re interested in conducting a 1031 Exchange into another asset. However, after chatting with your financial advisor and/or business manager, and/or accountant, you learn that you might not qualify for financing on a replacement property.
Benefits Of 1031 DST And TIC 1031 Property Investments
Real estate investors contemplating a 1031 exchange must make many decisions. Perhaps the most important, but often ignored, is the replacement property they need to purchase in order to defer their capital gains taxes. Investors have just 45 days from the date they sell their property to find, evaluate and notify the IRS of the potential replacement properties. This is a daunting challenge for even the most experienced investors, particularly in markets where a 1031 investor has competition from other buyers.
1031 Exchange into Delaware Statutory Trust: 3 Easy Steps
Investors looking to defer capital gains taxes can utilize a 1031 Exchange to acquire Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs). This tax strategy allows property owners to reinvest proceeds into a DST, maintaining their investment without the burdens of direct property management.
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