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Red Flags to Watch for When Investing in 721...

A 721 UPREIT (Umbrella Partnership Real Estate Investment Trust) exchange can be a potentially attractive option for Delaware Statutory Trust investors. However, there are many potential pitfalls that investors need to be aware of prior to investing any proceeds from a 1031 exchange.  DISCUSSION TOPICS MAY INCLUDE:  What is the Two-Step 721 Exchange Process?  721 UPREIT Debt Risks: Fixed vs. Adjustable-Rate Loans What is the Difference Between Dividend Coverage and the True Yield Net Inflows – Understanding Cash Flow Risks in REITs Tax Protection Agreements (TPAs) – The Potential Hidden Tax Trap of 721 UPREITs Forced or Optional – The Difference for 721 UPREIT... Read more

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Many long-term rental property owners are facing a changing investment landscape. Rising operating costs, shifting market conditions, and tightening landlord regulations...

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79% of renters say online reviews have stopped them from visiting a specific property. 69% check ratings and reviews before they ever reach out. When you manage a...

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How to Retire from Being a Landlord while Mitigating Taxes  Richard D. Gann, JD – Managing Partner of 1031 Capital Solutions – will discuss the pros, cons and...

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How One $3.5M Apartment Owner Wrote Off Over $1...

Most apartment owners depreciate their buildings over 27.5 years — and leave hundreds of thousands of dollars in accelerated deductions on the table. In this session we’ll walk through how a $3.5M apartment can generate a $1,000,000+ depreciation write-off in one year. Nathan Resnick, Partner & Co-Owner of Cost Segregation Guys, breaks down exactly how an engineering-based cost segregation study works, what it typically identifies in an apartment building, and how the return of 100% bonus depreciation changes the math for properties acquired after January 19, 2025. Whether you own a fourplex or a 300-unit portfolio, you’ll leave knowing whether a study makes sense for your... Read more

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Evicting a tenant in New York can be a complicated process, and one missed notice, filing error, or procedural mistake can delay your case and cost you additional time...

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The real estate market is shifting, and investors are facing a difficult question: Is 2026 the time to buy, sell, or wait?  With changing interest rates, uneven rent...

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More units means more data. But more data doesn’t mean better visibility. Does your occupancy look healthy while delinquency creeps up? Are your maintenance...

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As the year comes to a close, some of the most important tax decisions you can make are still in front of you. But once December 31 passes, many of those opportunities...