Purchasing 1031 exchange replacement properties in the form of Tenants in Common (TIC) is a popular option for many investors. There are a number of potential advantages of exchanging into a TIC property. As an investor, reviewing the potential benefits and potential risks prior detail prior to investing. Learn more about common FAQs about TIC investments for a 1031 Exchange. Potential Benefits of Tenants in Common Investments Tenants in Common are attractive for the following reasons: Diversification Investors can select multiple Tenants in Common (TIC) properties as part of their 1031 e ..read more

From: SpareFoot Author: Jay Fitzgerald Date: February 3, 2021 Pandemic Demand Drives Self-Storage Industry Rental Rate Gains A topsy-turvy 2020 for the self-storage industry most definitely ended up on top in terms of rental prices for storage properties across the county. According to two industry research firms and other industry players, self-storage rental prices finished 2020 comfortably above price levels at the end of 2019, a highly unusual and unexpected year-end development after months of pandemic lockdowns, social-distancing restrictions and intense economic uncertainty. Indeed, la ..read more

Purchasing 1031 exchange replacement properties in the form of Tenants-in-Common (TIC) is a popular option for many investors. There are a number of potential benefits of exchanging into a Tenants-in-Common property. As a 1031 investor, reviewing the potential benefits and potential risks prior detail prior to investing. Learn more about common FAQs about TIC investments for a 1031 Exchange. Potential Advantages of Tenants-in-Common Investments Tenants-in-Common are attractive for the following reasons: Diversification Investors can select multiple Tenants in Common (TIC) properties as pa ..read more

From: Agriculture.com Date: January 15, 2020 By: Mike McGinnis Top 10 Red Flags For Farmers Using 1031 Exchange This investment vehicle can help farmers build wealth. DES MOINES, Iowa — More and more farmers and landowners want to know how to use the Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 (known as section 1031 exchange) to defer taxes and build wealth on the purchase of replacement property. While not widely understood, the details of transacting a 1031 exchange can be sifted through by use of a qualified intermediary. This was a topic covered in a presentation to farmers, landowners, and broker ..read more

From: Christina Nielson Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) Can Be A Good Solution To Common 1031 Exchange Challenges Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) Likely Defer 100% Capital Gains Taxes & Avoid Taxable Gains on Boot1031 exchange Into DSTs allows deferral of higher taxes and the 2013 Obamacare Medicare surcharge of 3.8%. Total taxes on investment real estate sales can exceed 40 to 55% making 1031 exchange an option to defer capital gains taxes. The exact dollar amount of the replacement property is a common challenge in 1031 transactions. An investor may sell a relinquished property for ..read more

When 3.5% Cash Flow is More Attractive Than 5% Cash Flow - Understanding Tax Equivalent Yield Author: Christina Nielson 1031 DST Solution presented Corcapa 1031 Advisors Date: November 30, 2022 Why should an investor 1031 exchange into a 3.5% projected cash flow multifamily DST instead of the seemingly more attractive 5% net lease DST featuring a FedEx, Tractor Supply, Dollar General, Burger King, or CVS Pharmacy? The answer comes down to the benefits of real estate depreciation and tax equivalent yield. Moderately leveraged multifamily provides some of the best shelter to positive real esta ..read more

From: Ohio’s Country Journal Date: January 23, 2020 By: Brian E. Ravencraft, CPA, CGMA, Partner at Holbrook & Manter, CPAs Common Misconceptions About 1031 Exchanges Over the years, I have seen where folks have common misconceptions about this very complicated and technical section of tax law. Here is a list of various misconceptions I’ve found that folks have about 1031 Exchanges: “Like-kind” means I must exchange the same type of property, such as an apartment building, for another apartment building. FALSE The term “like-kind” refers to the nature or character of the property not its ..read more

From: Advisor Hub Author: Paul Dietrich, B. Riley Wealth Management Date: February 16, 2021 Download PDF B. Riley Wealth Management: 2021 Outlook Goodbye, 2020 If someone had told me a year ago in January that the United States would experience a 100-year plague; politicians would shut down the entire U.S. economy; the stock market would crash to Great Depression levels; unemployment rates would skyrocket; we would have a trade war with Canada, Mexico, Europe and China; Gross Domestic Product (GDP) would plummet; rioters would ransack and take over the U.S. Capitol at the encouragement of a U ..read more

From: Rebusiness Online Author: John Nelson Date: December 18, 2020 Southeast Enjoys Outsized Multifamily Demand Due to Stellar Job Growth, InterFace Panelists Concur The pace at which global corporations are expanding in the Sun Belt is extraordinary. To name just a few companies generating headlines, Amazon is making a sizable investment at its HQ2 in Northern Virginia and new office tower at Nashville, a number of life sciences and pharmaceutical firms are opening in Raleigh-Durham, Microsoft recently executed a full-building lease and commitment of 1,500 jobs in Atlanta and Oracle and Tes ..read more

From: Yahoo Finance Author: Jill Mozer Date: January 18, 2021 Valuable Real Estate Tax Benefit Should Escape The Chopping Block, But For How Long? Before the election, President-elect Joe Biden said he’d look to axe one of small businesses’ most valuable tax benefits. With Democrats taking Senate control, the risk is potentially heightened. Fortunately, for those who own commercial real estate, eliminating the 1031 exchange probably won’t make Biden’s near-term agenda after all. The 1031, also known as a like-kind exchange, benefits small business owners who want to sell their properties. It ..read more