303 – Tax Strategies 
Avoid The 1031 Exchange “Boot” Tax Hit(0)
Jane is selling a a commercial property and exchanging it for a less expensive property with a higher cap rate. She realizes she has a “boot” of $1M. How does she avoid paying capital gains tax? Read Jane’s case study.
Full Story»
President’s Tax Proposal Impacts Cash Flow Real Estate
The dramatic return difference between dividend-producing stocks and cash flow real estate makes cash flow real estate very compelling. It will become even more so if the president’s latest budget proposal becomes law. I expect the looming law changes will cause cash flow real estate to become a more mainstream investment for millions of Americans.
Considering a 1031 Exchange? Now is the Time
Now is an ideal time for eligible investors to build long-term wealth and capitalize on current market conditions. 1031 exchanges are a great tool to dispose of under-performing assets and replace them with high cash flow properties. This article explains the process and the best areas to invest.
Lower Tax Bill = Higher Returns
During a time of stock market volatility, having some control in returns is another advantage of real estate as an alternate investment class. With investment properties a successful tax appeal may in some cases may increase the return by 1 or 2% and substantially increase cash flow by several hundred dollars a year.
More in this category
- The Tax Advantages of Investment Real Estate (3 of 3) – 1031 Exchanges
- The Tax Advantages of Investment Real Estate (2 of 3) – Capital Gains & Depreciation Tax
- The Tax Advantages of Investment Real Estate (1 of 3) – Depreciation & Shielding Your Investment
- Get an Early Start for a Successful Exchange
- Basics of a 1031 Exchange
- Investing with an IRA
