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1031 Tax Exchange Articles
1031
Exchange Rule- IRS Guidelines-
Want to know what the IRS says about 1031 Tax
Exchanges? The following is an excerpt about 1031 Tax
Exchanges that was taken directly from the IRS website.
Key Terms to Know When Selling a
Home- There are many important home selling terms to know when
the time comes to put that sign in the yard. The real
estate market can be tricky, and costly if you make a
selling mistake.
Real Estate Negotiation - Seller Motivation-
One of the most important principles of real estate
negotiation is to learn why the seller is selling. More
than that though, you want to try to learn the seller's
motivations for every aspect of the process.
Prepare Your Home For Sell-
When selling a house, you usually only have one chance
to impress potential buyer.
Things Not To Do Before A Home
Purchase- Home buying is a big purchase and you will need to make
careful decisions before lashing out on this kind of
money.
New Real Estate Investment System:
Passive Income/No Management Headaches!-
You can now have passive, positive cash flow
from rental properties while eliminating all
management worries!
House Values-
Yesterday Zillow announced the launch of their real
estate information site, offering free valuations on
more than 60 million homes across the United States.
Accelerating Affordable Housing-
With real estate prices experiencing a bit of a pull
back in many markets and topped out in others we see
that so many people may not be able to buy homes based
on their current wages and rising interest rates.
What is a 1031 Starker Exchange?- A 1031 Starker Exchange is a 1031 Tax Exchange in
which the taxpayer purchases their replacement property
before they sell their old property. These exchanges are
known as "Starker" exchanges because of the name of the
litigant in the case that determined the law.
1031 Exchange Tenancy In Common
Transactions (TIC’s)-
A tenancy in common 1031 Exchange
allows a property owner to defer paying taxes to Uncle
Sam, recognize the benefits of their property’s
appreciation and cut out the day to day management
headaches of small rental property.
Qualified Intermediary- What does the IRS say about Qualified Intermediaries?
What do they do, and how do they help in a 1031 Tax
Exchange transaction?
Disqualified Intermediary- Who is Disqualified to act as an Intermediary in a
1031 Tax Exchange Transaction? Can my Attorney act as my
Intermediary?
Certified
Exchange Specialist (CES)-
The Certified Exchange Specialist is a professional
designation given to individuals who possess certain
work experience and have passed certain exams related to
the 1031 Tax Exchange.
Are You
a Real Estate Investor or a Circus Performer?- Does the stress of monthly rent collection and after
hour plumbing problems make you feel like a performing
seal at the circus?
What is a Real Estate Trust?-
Real Estate Trusts are organizations that are formed
so that real estate investors can benefit from the
diversification and special income tax benefits that are
available to mutual funds and other regulated investment
companies.
What does the loan underwriting
process encompass? What are lenders going
to look at when you are trying to obtain financing for
your 1031 Tax Exchange Replacement Property?
What steps do lenders take in
order to insure their loans on your 1031 Exchange
Replacement Property?- Before issuing a
loan, a lender will request a title report on the
property. A full title report includes a survey, a
physical inspection of the property and a search through
public records.
Deferring Capital Gains Taxes
Through Installment Sales- Selling
property through an installment sales plan can enable a
taxpayer to defer the payment of capital gains taxes
much like a 1031 Property Exchange allows them to do.
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