Webinar Video: Opportunity Zones and a Comparison of Pros and Cons of 1031 Exchanges

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Opportunity Zones & 1031 Exchanges-What Qualifies and What Does Not Qualify

First off, keep in mind the 1031 exchange requirements and OZ rules are separate provisions and taxpayers must adhere to the rules for each of these tax codes separately. However, an OZ can be a fallback position for 1031 exchange investors. Here is how this can work…Read More

The Hottest Rentals Are Single-Family Homes, and Boomers Are Snapping Them Up

The Urban Institute reported in 2017 that single-family rentals—whether detached homes or townhouses—were the fastest-growing segment of the housing market. Builders have taken note. The number of newly built, single-family rentals was up from 37,000 in 2017 to 43,000 in 2018, according to the National Association of Home Builders. They make up only about 4% of all single-family construction nationwide, but they’re expected to jump to 6% over the next few quarters, according to Robert Dietz, chief economist of the NAHB. Read More

1031 Exchange Webinar – Thursday, June 20th at 8 AM PST

Join our one-hour 1031 exchange webinars for tax and legal advisors (CPE credit available). This webinar tackles issues such as reverse and improvement exchanges, related party issues, and how to avoid common pitfalls. You will receive a summary of current developments and the implications on 1031 exchanges. Save My Seat.

1031 Basics: Stages of a Delayed Exchange

The Stages of a Delayed Exchange is intended to provide a brief overview of the steps involved in an IRC Section 1031 tax-deferred exchange. These simple steps do not address all issues involved in a 1031 exchange. Read More

Most Affordable Suburbs in Major U.S. Metros

Affordability is a big issue in housing today. From 2010 to 2017, median household income rose from $49,445 to $61,372, up 24.1 percent. Median home prices, however, jumped from $172,400 to $259,600, a gain of 50.6 percent. Home values in this eight-year interval rose at more than double the rate of income, literally pricing many…Read More

As pricey homes hit market, median list price for a house reaches record $300,000

If you’re selling a high-end home, you’ve got company. More pricey houses are up for sale this year, pushing listing prices to record highs.The median asking price for a U.S. home hit $300,000 for the first…Read More

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1031 Exchanges and Investments in REITs

By admin|2014-10-07T16:42:15-07:00October 6th, 2014|Categories: Uncategorized|

1031 Exchanges and Investments in REITs Real estate investors frequently ask the question “Can I do a 1031 exchange of the relinquished property proceeds into a REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) as replacement property?” REITs [...]

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Intent to Hold for Investment: 12-Year Holding Period

By admin|2014-10-27T16:51:30-07:00September 11th, 2014|Categories: Uncategorized|

Intent To Hold For Investment: 12-Year Holding Period Lessons From Allen v. United States Is a 12-year holding period long enough for property to be considered to be “held for investment?" At first blush, a [...]

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Two 1031 Audits: Cash Boot at Closing/Failed Exchange & ID Violation

By admin|2014-09-22T03:11:36-07:00July 22nd, 2014|Categories: Uncategorized|

California FTB Denies Exchange Based on Cash Out at Closing: Analysis and Response It’s no secret that the California Franchise Tax Board (“FTB”) has become very aggressive in challenging 1031 exchanges. In a recent audit, [...]

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Taxpayer Uses Disqualified Person as a QI

By admin|2014-09-22T03:13:47-07:00June 26th, 2014|Categories: Uncategorized|

Taxpayer Uses Disqualified Person as a Qualified Intermediary (QI) In Blangiardo v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2014-110, the taxpayer hired his son to serve as his intermediary. The taxpayer duly reinvested the exchange proceeds into like-kind replacement [...]

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For those that missed the webinar or couldn’t get in because registration reached capacity, click the links below to access the resources:

Opportunity Zones & 1031 Exchanges-What Qualifies and What Does Not Qualify

The Hottest Rentals Are Single-Family Homes, and Boomers Are Snapping Them Up

1031 Exchange Webinar – Thursday, June 20th at 8 AM PST

1031 Basics: Stages of a Delayed Exchange

Most Affordable Suburbs in Major U.S. Metros

As pricey homes hit market, median list price for a house reaches record $300,000

A Leading National IRC §1031 Qualified Intermediary

1031 Exchanges and Investments in REITs

Intent to Hold for Investment: 12-Year Holding Period

Two 1031 Audits: Cash Boot at Closing/Failed Exchange & ID Violation

Taxpayer Uses Disqualified Person as a QI

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