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How IRC Section 1031 Impacts Your Real Estate Exchange Decisions

Researchers say the average adult makes up to 35,000 decisions every day . Some choices (like whether to make toast or pancakes) are...

What Is the 1031 Exchange Holding Period?

The 1031 exchange holding period refers to the time frame between purchasing a property in an exchange and selling it again. The IRS...

DST 1031 Exchange: What’s the Income Potential?

A DST 1031 exchange is a transaction involving the sale of one property and the purchase of part of another. It combines two different...

1031 Exchange Time Limit: How to Meet Every Deadline

Understanding the 1031 exchange time limits is critical. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) sets crucial deadlines for these complex...

How to Minimize Boot in 1031 Exchange (& Maximize Benefits)

A 1031 exchange boot is taxable. In other words, if you don’t handle the exchange properly, you could be faced with a tax bill. While...

Deciphering & Filing the 1031 Exchange Form

At the end of a 1031 exchange process, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) expects to hear from you. The taxes you don’t pay on the sale...

Recording Deferred Tax Assets: 7 Effective Journal Entry Tips

A deferred tax asset journal entry is a key tool companies can use to reduce their financial burdens. With this one accounting method,...

The Role of 1031 Intermediaries in Facilitating Your Transactions

You’ve decided to trade one investment property for another in a 1031 exchange. Can you do the work by yourself? The short answer is no....

How to Conduct a 1031 Exchange Involving Foreign Real Estate

A 1031 exchange with foreign property allows you to buy one property with the proceeds of the sale of another while avoiding common taxes...

How to Shop & Compare 1031 Exchange Properties

As part of a successful 1031 exchange, you must identify and purchase a replacement property. Finding the right opportunity could ensure...

How to Qualify for a 1031 Exchange: Every Requirement Listed

A 1031 exchange is an excellent way to diversify or switch up your real estate investment portfolio while avoiding an immediate tax bill....

IRS Issues 1031 Exchange Timeline Postponements for Disaster Areas

The IRS has issued postponements of the 45-day and 180-day deadlines as follows: Florida Postponement for Hurricane Milton that began...

1031 Pros' Ryan Nielson Earns CES® Designation

Ryan Nielson of 1031 Pros - Earns Certified Exchange Specialist® (CES®) Designation 1031 Pros is proud to announce that Ryan Nielson,...

How to Do a 1031 Exchange on Your Own

You have a property you want to sell, but you don’t want to pay a large tax bill. What can you try? It’s time to learn how to do a 1031...

Pros & Cons of 1031 Exchange Into an REIT

There’s no way to perform a 1031 exchange and REIT simultaneously. However, with a little fancy footwork and planning, you could transfer...

8 Long-Term Benefits of Using Tax-Deferred Accounts

Tax-deferred accounts allow you to put money aside right now and withdraw it later. You avoid taxes on income now, and you pay it upon...

Can I Do a 1031 Exchange on My Personal Residence?

A traditional 1031 exchange involves two properties used for business or investments. Read the specific rules printed by the IRS , and...

Selling a 1031 Exchange Property? Here’s What to Expect

A 1031 exchange involves two critical moving parts. One property is purchased, and the other is sold. Some investors hold these...

The Impact of Eliminating the 1031 Exchange: Why the Biden Administration is Targeting the 1031 Exchange

President Biden's proposed budget and Vice President Kamala Harris's wish list of tax increases are both targeting the elimination of the...

3 Ways to Rebalance Your Investment Portfolio

The term “rebalancing portfolio” can mean many different things to different people. However, most definitions involve making the most of...