Posts tagged 1031 exchange
How a DST Can Enable 1031 Investors To Invest in Real Estate with a Fund

Section 1031 exchange proceeds must be invested in direct property ownership, not in a real estate fund structured as a partnership. Delaware Statutory Trusts can be structured to allow Section 1031 investors to invest in the same property as a real estate fund, but to qualify for Section 1031 exchange, DSTS must comply with signfiicant operational restrictions and remove the flexibility that generally exists with a real estate fund.

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Why Section 1031 Proceeds Can't Be Invested in a Real Estate Fund and How a TIC Can Be Used Instead

Section 1031 exchange proceeds must be invested in direct property ownership, not in a real estate fund structured as a partnership. Although a TIC structure is a possible alternative, due to a combination of tax law and mortgage lender requirements, TICs are an alternative only under limited circumstances require careful structuring to comply with both tax and securities laws.

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American Families Plan and Real Estate Investments – 1031 Exchanges

The American Families Plan proposes ending the ability for investors to use Section 1031 to defer taxes on gains greater than $500,000. Business owners and real estate investors can take action now to minimize the tax impact of this and other proposed tax changes.

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Sizing Up in Violins and Investment Real Estate

My son started at age three playing a 1/32 size violin, which with an eight-inch body looked more like a toy than a violin.  A few months ago, my son traded in his ¾ size violin for a 7/8 size instrument, which is valued at 20 times the price we paid for that original 1/32 size violin nearly nine years before. When we made the most recent violin purchase, I realized how our “investment” in violins is like real estate investment. 

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