How to Diversify Your Real Estate Holdings Tax-Free (One-to-Many Exchange)
Use a 1031 Exchange to transition from owning a single property to owning multiple properties of collectively equal or greater value.
Use a 1031 Exchange to transition from owning a single property to owning multiple properties of collectively equal or greater value.
Use these steps to transition from owning multiple properties to a single property of equal or greater value without paying a dollar in taxes (or out of your own pocket
Take advantage of our profit-generating ideas to use the 1031 Exchange to make your property portfolio more profitable.
Learn how to use your IRA to improve the efficiency and profitability of your 1031 Exchange.
Because the 1031 Exchange rules permit owners to use the property part of the year, exchangers can have a cash-flowing, appreciating investment that also serves as their semi-permanent vacation property.
Learn how to use a Reverse 1031 Exchange (buy first, sell later) to avoid losing 35% of your profit to taxes.
Learn how to leverage an improvement exchange (using exchange funds for new constructions, additions, or upgrades) to increase the value of your real estate investment portfolio.