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Are you wondering if you can use a 1031 exchange with foreign property? While a 1031 exchange is a powerful tool for deferring capital gains taxes, the rules around foreign property are a bit different. Understanding the IRS regulations is key to making this strategy work for you. In this article, we’ll break down what’s possible, what’s not, and the best practices for navigating international property exchanges. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or new to cross-border real estate, you’ll gain valuable insights on how to optimize your investment strategy. Let’s explore the limits and opportunities of 1031 exchanges with foreign property. Key Takeaways 1031... Read more
When executing a 1031 exchange for multifamily investment success, meticulous planning is essential. Guarantee IRS compliance, involve a Qualified Intermediary, and...
Written by Jason Malabute, CPA As a real estate investor or professional, you know that every dollar matters. That’s why it’s important to be aware of a...
When it comes to building wealth and creating a sustainable passive income stream, few investment vehicles are as rewarding as multifamily real estate. While consistent...
If you’re a multifamily investor, taxes are probably one of your biggest expenses, but they don’t have to be. The U.S. tax code is full of opportunities to...
Understanding the tax ramifications and possible ways to postpone or reduce your tax load is essential when selling real estate. The tax implications of real estate sales and the workings of a 1031 tax-deferred exchange will be discussed in this blog post. Capital Gains Tax on Real Estate Transactions You might have to pay capital gains tax on the profit when you sell a home for more than you originally paid for it. Your tax liability is determined by a number of factors: Holding Period: Short-term capital gains rates, which are equivalent to your regular income tax rate, are applicable if you possessed the property for a year or less. More advantageous long-term capital gains rates (0%,... Read more
Uncover the tax benefits in multifamily real estate investing by utilizing depreciation deductions to reduce taxable income and mortgage interest deductions to lower...
Tax season is upon us, and understanding real estate taxes for landlords, investors, and property managers is essential. As with any business, taxes can play a big role...
Many landlords ask, ‘is rental income taxable?’ Whether you’re renting out one property or several, understanding taxes is crucial for your business’s...
If you’re investing passively in multifamily real estate, you’re already familiar with “K-1s,” multistate filing requirements, and very likely aware of the...
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