Qualified Opportunity Zones

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Digging Beneath The QOF Clutter

Digging beneath the QOF clutter

At Realized Holdings, we spend a lot of time reminding clients that due diligence is essential when it comes to real estate investments. Due diligence is also important when it comes to investing in a Qualified Opportunity Fund (QOF) as part of the overall Qualified Opportunity Zone program (QOZ). This tax-deferral program allows you to invest capital gains into QOZs, with the added benefit of spurring lower-income community development.

Nov 1, 2018

Qualified Opportunity Funds Vs. Opportunity Funds: Are They Interchangeable?

Apples and Oranges Comparison

Googling the term “opportunity fund” leads to approximately 194 million results, and the definition of still is not explicitly clear when delving through these results. Adding to the confusion are the websites, such as Enterprise Community Partners (ECP), pointing out that some opportunity funds are based on “a new provision in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act”, and are “a new class of investment vehicles that aim to responsibly drive much-needed capital in distressed communities throughout the nation.”1 In other words, ECP is talking about the newly passed Qualified Opportunity Fund (QOF) program.

Aug 6, 2018

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