Daniel Goodwin
Daniel Goodwin is a Kiplinger's contributor on various financial planning topics and has also been featured in U.S. News and World Report, FOX 26 News, Business Management Daily and BankRate Inc. He is the author of the book Live Smart - Retire Rich and is the Masterclass Instructor of a 1031 DST Masterclass at www.Provident1031.com. Daniel regularly gives back to his community by serving as a mentor at the Sam Houston State University College of Business. He is the Chief Investment Strategist at Provident Wealth Advisors, a Registered Investment Advisory firm in The Woodlands, Texas. Daniel's professional licenses include Series 65, 6, 63 and 22. Daniel’s gift is making the complex simple and encouraging families to take actionable steps today to pursue their financial goals of tomorrow.
Phone: 281.466.4843 | Email: dgoodwin@providentwealthllc.com | Website: www.Provident1031.com | Facebook: www.facebook.com/providentwealthadvisors/ | LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/dcgoodwin/
Latest articles by Daniel Goodwin
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Can I 1031 into a Qualified Opportunity Zone?
There is a short answer and a long, interesting answer that could save investors thousands of dollars. Let’s explore the ins and outs to help you make the best call for your investment dollars.
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Opportunity Zones in 2023: A Look Back, a Look Forward
Is now the perfect storm for investors? Don’t take your eye off the ball — investing in opportunity zones is well situated to offer meaningful tax benefits to knowledgeable investors.
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The 1031 Exchange Rules You Need to Know
Taxes are an inevitable part of investing in real estate. You can, however, defer or avoid paying capital gains taxes by following some simple rules of a 1031 exchange. Yes, you read that correctly!
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Opportunity Zones and Inflation: What Investors Want to Know
Given the backdrop of inflation, rising interest rates and a possible recession in 2023, what can opportunity zones do for investors?
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Three Deadly Sins of Delaware Statutory Trusts
DSTs can be highly attractive to real estate investors, but it’s imperative to temper expectations and consider the big picture before diving in.
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How to Invest in Qualified Opportunity Zones: Step-By-Step
An expert in QOZ programs walks us through how to benefit from some significant tax-deferral opportunities (and, if you hold your investment long enough, tax-free gains!).
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What Are Qualified Opportunity Zones? Important Details for Investors
real estate investing Investing in blighted or up-and-coming “opportunity zones” offers some significant tax-deferral opportunities, and if you hold your investment for 10 years, your gains could be 100% tax free.
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Drop and Swap 1031 Exchange: A Guide for Real Estate Investors
real estate investing The tax benefits of real estate investing are attractive, and one way to keep the good times rolling for partnerships is through a drop and swap 1031 exchange.
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Qualified Opportunity Zones vs. 1031 Exchanges
real estate investing When it comes to real estate investing through qualified opportunity zones and 1031 exchanges, inquiring minds want to know which one is right for them.
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5 Types of Investors Who Should NOT Do a Delaware Statutory Trust
real estate investing Delaware Statutory Trusts, or DSTs, solve a lot of problems for real estate investors interested in a 1031 exchange … but they’re not right for everyone.
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The Problem With Today’s Hot Real Estate Investment Market
real estate investing With prices this high, it’s tempting to cash out of a real estate investment right now. But if you want to do a 1031 exchange to avoid a tax hit, you could have a big problem on your hands. Here’s what that problem is, and how a Delaware Statutory Trust could help solve it.
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Qualified Opportunity Zone Investing 101
real estate investing This type of real estate investing offers significant tax breaks on capital gains for the right investors. Could that be you? Check out this case study to see how it works.
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How 2 Physicians Built Retirement Wealth in Real Estate Through a 1031 Exchange
real estate investing A brother-sister team amassed millions in rental properties, but when life got too busy, they were shocked at the tax bill they’d owe if they sold. Their solution? A 1031 Exchange and a Delaware Statutory Trust.
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58-Year-Old Landlord Says Goodbye to Tenants
Tax Breaks How Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) are helping retirees find time and freedom. Here's one couple’s story of gaining their freedom by quitting the landlord biz – without paying a massive tax bill.
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How a DST Solved One Landlord’s Million-Dollar Problem
real estate investing Considering that 10,000 Americans turn 65 every day in America, 1031 Exchanges and Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) are entering a golden era as more landlords look for a way to retire from the biz without a big tax bill.
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What Is a 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange?
real estate investing If you have real estate investments, you’ve probably heard of the term, but you may not have a full understanding of what this valuable tax-deferral move can accomplish for you or how it works. Read on for some key terms and tips.
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Top 10 Reasons Real Estate Investors Are Jumping into DSTs
real estate investing Delaware Statutory Trusts solve a lot of the headaches of owning and managing rental properties, but real estate investors are looking at them for more reasons than just that. And many are getting involved through 1031 exchanges.
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Passive Real Estate Investing with a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST)
real estate investing Something to consider when it’s time to step away from being a landlord but you still want to defer capital gains.
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