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1031 Tax Exchange Articles
Sale Leaseback 1031 Exchange- What is a
Sale Leaseback 1031 Exchange and how can it help my
business? If you are a business owner that owns the
building housing your operations, a Sale Leaseback 1031
Exchange could enable you to unlock trapped equity and
diversify your income by reinvesting in commercial
property.
Pyramiding Through Refinancing-
Owning real estate can provide a means for building
extreme wealth. In order to build a real estate
portfolio an investor must work hard, be willing to take
calculated risks, and obtain leveraged financing.
What is a Net Listing?-What
is an Option Listing? If you are trying to sell your
investment property in a 1031 Tax Exchange you should
consider a Net Listing or an Option Listing as a means
of disposition
What is an Implied Contract?-
What is an Express Contract? What is the difference
between a Bilateral and Unilateral Contract? Why do I
need to know these things before I participate in a 1031
Exchange?
Homeowners Deduct Over $9,000 in
Mortgage Interest- The average
homeowner deducts $9,650 for mortgage interest,
according to analysis released on Thursday
Major Changes to IRS Tax
Settlement Rules- In recent years,
the IRS has made a concerted effort to get people back
into good status by reaching deals on overdue taxes. The
rules affecting this program have just changed
dramatically.
Tax Deferral Power and Protection-
What is a Tax-Deferred Annuity? A tax-deferred
annuity is a contract between you and the insurance
company with guaranteed interest and guaranteed annuity
income options. There are no upfront sales charges or
administrative fees during the life of your contract.
Tax Advantages for Mortgage Loan
Interest- Looking for a tax
shelter, literally? Purchasing a home is probably the
single best way to cut your yearly tax burden.
Listing Agreement-
Are you looking to sell your investment property and
participate in a 1031 Tax Exchange? If so, consider the
following listing agreements before you enter into a
contract with a real estate salesperson.
Construction Contracts-
Are you considering a Construction Reverse 1031 Tax
Exchange? Are you considering purchasing raw land for
development in exchange for your real estate investment
property? If so, you should familiarize yourself with
these various types of construction contracts so that
you can ensure that your project gets built on budget,
and that your profits aren’t squandered away due to an
incompetent contractor or rising material costs.
Property Taxes-
Property taxes are taxes that are known as ad-valorem
Taxes. They are taxes that are based on the value of the
property. Under Proposition 13 in California (1978), the
value of real estate is reassessed for tax purposes
every time that it changes ownership.
Building Site Analysis-
Are you thinking about selling your investment property
and reinvesting the proceeds in a raw land development?
If so, you should consider a Deferred Tax Exchange or a
Construction Reverse 1031 Tax Exchange. The first step
in the development process of your raw land is what is
known as site analysis.
Building Construction-
Are you planning on selling your investment property to
invest in a land development project? If you are
deferring you taxes in a 1031 Exchange and reinvesting
them into a development project it is important to
consider the differences between architecture and
building construction.
Foundation- There
are many things that one must consider when undertaking
a development project. One of the most important is the
structural integrity of the building and the foundation.
Building a House-
Are you selling your investment property, Deferring
Taxes and Capital Gains and then using the proceeds to
build another investment property? Here is a 100 step
checklist to building a house....
Agency- What is an
agency and when does it exist? Are you trying to sell
your Relinquished 1031 Exchange Property? If you are
listing the property with a realtor it is important to
know what an express, implied, ostensible and dual
agency is.
Duties of a Real Estate Agent- Have you
employed a real estate agent to sell your Relinquished
1031 Tax Exchange property? If so, it is important to
understand the duties of an agent. What are they
required to do by law, and how should they act on your
behalf?
Broker- What is a
real estate broker? A real estate broker is a person who
acts on the behalf of others to do one of the following;
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