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A reverse 1031 exchange is a strategic real estate transaction that allows investors to acquire a replacement property before selling their relinquished property, effectively reversing the standard order of a 1031 exchange. This article dives deep into … View more >>

Like-Kind Exchange Within the United States Under IRC §1031, U.S. taxpayers can freely exchange investment properties within the 50 states and the District of Columbia. This means that a property owner in California can trade their property … View more >>

Understanding FIRPTA: Foreign Investment in U.S. Real Estate The Foreign Investment in Real Property Transfer Act (IRC §1445 & Treasury Regulations §1.1445), commonly referred to as “FIRPTA,” is a federal law that imposes withholding requirements on certain … View more >>

Underperforming real estate assets encompass a wide range of properties, including those in dire need of maintenance or updates, properties with high vacancy rates, or those situated in unfavorable locations. However, savvy investors can leverage the power … View more >>

Depreciation plays a vital role in determining the adjusted basis of property, making it a crucial element in the non-recognition provisions of IRC §1031. It enables taxpayers to deduct a reasonable amount for the wear and tear … View more >>

When purchasing real estate, buyers typically include an earnest money deposit with their offer to the seller. The deposit may be refundable or non-refundable, depending on the conditions of the purchase agreement. In general, the delivery of … View more >>

For qualified California residents and business owners, the next several months of 2023 are one of the best times in recent memory to begin a 1031 exchange. The reason for this is the recent 1031 exchange deadline … View more >>