As the Ides of April approach for individual tax filers, a mad dash to find tax savings is underway. Many real estate investors and professionals are quite familiar ...

Question: What is an Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 Like-Kind Exchange? Answer: Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code allows a taxpayer who owns business or investment real estate to “exchange ...

With the 118th U.S. Congress barreling its way in, right behind the lame duck session hobbling its way into history, it’s time to round out an attractive, legislative agenda for the blockchain sector ...

Discover the benefits of swapping like-kind properties under IRS 1031 rules to avoid capital gains taxes, and learn about ...

Internal Revenue Code Section 1031, a federal statute for deferring capital gains tax, is used in as many as 20% of commercial real estate transactions. Despite this, misunderstandings about this ...

A 1031 exchange allows certain real estate investors to defer capital gains taxes when selling one investment property and reinvesting proceeds from the sale into another similar property. Taxes are ...

Commercial real estate brokers and mortgage brokers who overlook opportunities to suggest 1031 exchanges to their clients are missing out on additional commissions. The Internal Revenue Service Code ...

In a time of great uncertainty, it is a relief to be sure about one thing: the meaning of “real” — at least as it applies to commercial real estate transactions. What qualifies as real property, ...

If you want to add investment real estate to your portfolio, you may want to know what a 1031 Exchange is. While the rules and regulations for this tactic can get complicated, understanding the basic ...