1031 Exchange Introduction
Utilized properly, 1031 exchanges provide investors with substantial tax savings that allow them to shelter the growth of their wealth.
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Introduction to Investment Grade Long-Term Net-Leased Property
Learn about the benefits and drawbacks of investment grade, long-term triple-net-leased (NNN) double-net-leased (NN) real estate. This article was originally …
Delaware Statutory Trust and Other Real Estate Investment Structures
Read this simple guide to real estate ownership structures: sole ownership, Tenant-in-Common (TIC), Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), Real Estate Investment …
1031 Exchange Property Identification Rules
To defer capital gains taxes with a 1031 exchange, an investor must identify potential replacement properties, in writing, by midnight …
Corporate Credit Ratings
Corporate credit ratings are issued by rating agencies in order to provide investors with better insight into how well a …
1031 Exchange DOs and DON`Ts
1031 Exchange DOs and DON'Ts: 7 things you should do and 6 things you should not.
Analyzing Lease Terms: What to Look for in a Double-Net or Triple-Net Lease
In addition to securing the right type of tenant, a sufficient lease term and the right lease structure, the terms …
1033 Exchange / Eminent Domain Reinvestment
In the event of a natural disaster or eminent domain, the 1033 exchange can be utilized to defer capital gains …
721 Exchange UPREIT Introduction
The 721 Exchange, or UPREIT, allows an investor to exchange ownership in a single asset with units in an operating …
1031 Exchange Qualified Intermediary
To avoiding taking constructive receipt of the proceeds during a 1031 exchange, it is imperative that an investor have a …