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- 1031 Exchange Requirements
In a 1031 Exchange, the primary requirement is meticulous planning on the part of the exchanger. The preparedness involves talking to the accountant, attorney, broker, lender and a Qualified Intermediary,...
- 1031 Exchange Rules
In a 1031 Exchange an investor sells his property, called “Relinquished Property,” to acquire a “Replacement Property” without attracting tax on capital gains. The whole exchange is overseen by a Qualified...
- 1031 Exchange Forms
Typically, the 1031 Exchange involves forms like brokers price opinion, exemption and nonresident waivers, affirmation of residency, declaration of trust, IRS 8824 like kind exchanges, lien waivers, mortgage...
- 1031 Exchange Services
In a 1031 Exchange, the main services come from a qualified intermediary (QI), also known by names like facilitator or accommodator. The services are offered on fee-for-service basis. The services from...
- 1031 Exchange Companies
The easiest method to begin a 1031 Exchange transaction is to contact a good Exchange Company. The information concerning the exchanger, time and place of the closings, and a copy of the contract to sell...
- 1031 Tax Exchange Opportunities
The best thing about Section 1031 is that its benefits are available to large, medium, and small investors. The general misconception is that this section only provides opportunities to defer taxes on...
- Advantages to Buying or Owning a Condominium
Condos have become an increasingly attractive home ownership option for singles, young couples, families and retired couples (thats just about everybody!). A condo is a viable option for anyone who wants...
- Real Estate Ownership - Condominium or Fee Simple
I. Introduction There is a common perception that condos are apartment-style buildings, that townhouses are two-story row houses with adjoining walls, and that garden homes are free-standing houses on...
- Tax Provision Blamed for High Land Prices
ST. LOUIS - After working on a northern Illinois farm thats been in his family for 151 years, Rob Sharkey itched to break out on his own. That is, until land prices ballooned The 31-year-old Stark County...
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