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The Rules and Steps to Execute a 1031 Exchange
A 1031 exchange is a real estate investment tax strategy that allows an investor to sell an investment property in exchange for a new property while deferring any capital gains tax. In order to do a 1031 exchange, there are a few rules to abide.
5 Things to Know Before Your 1031 Exchange Process Begins
1. You need a QI before you sell:
All exchange transactions, from the sale of the relinquished property to the purchase of the replacement property(ies), must be completed with the assistance of a Qualified Intermediary (“QI”), also known as a 1031 Accommodator or Facilitator.
Leaving Your Heirs with Assets not Liabilities
As some say it, the way to get the most out of 1031 exchanging is to "swap till you drop."
What is Syndication?
As we talk about 1031 exchanges and Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs), we may mention terms that you don’t fully understand. While there are hundreds of key terms involved in 1031 exchanges and DSTs that you can find defined in any investment glossary, we’ll explore some of the terms we frequently get asked to clarify.
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