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Download as PDF Navigating the costs associated with a tax-deferred exchange can feel frustrating and confusing. Many investors struggle to evaluate the fees, costs, and service charges assessed by qualified intermediaries (QIs). The 1031 exchange industry often falls short in explaining the complete financial picture involved in the administration of these complex transactions. This guide […]
Download as PDF When a real estate investor identifies the perfect property to buy (replacement property) but has not yet sold their current real property (relinquished property), standard tax-deferred exchange rules can present a significant hurdle. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) does not allow taxpayers to own both the relinquished and replacement properties at the […]
Download as PDF When investors structure a 1031 exchange, they entrust a qualified intermediary (QI), sometimes referred to as an accommodator or facilitator, with the net proceeds from the sale of their relinquished property. This financial transfer often represents a significant portion of an investor’s life savings. Investors assume the entities holding their millions are […]
Download the PDF A 1031 exchange is a powerful tax planning strategy that allows investors to defer the payment of capital gain taxes when selling real property that has been held for rental, investment or business use (“relinquished property”) and subsequently reinvesting in other real estate that will also be used for rental, investment or […]
Download the PDF Real estate investors rely heavily on structuring 1031 exchange transactions to defer the payment of taxes on the sale of real property held for rental, investment or business use. This allows them to build long-term wealth. By reinvesting the net proceeds from the sale of a relinquished property into one or more […]
Download full PDF here One of the common misconceptions is that 1031 exchange qualified intermediaries, also known as accommodators or facilitators, are all the same. However, qualified intermediaries are not created equal, and the differences are significant. Did you know the 1031 exchange qualified intermediary industry has no licensing body or regulatory authority to provide […]
