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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.
By Daniel Goodwin
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4 Ways to Invest in Real Estate to Generate Incomereal estate investing Owning your own home can be a good investment, but it’s not the same as owning income properties, which have the potential to produce cash income. Let’s examine the range of ways to invest in real estate for income, including REITs, triple-net leased property, Delaware Statutory Trusts and tenants-in-common properties.
By Dwight Kay
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Before You Do a 1031 Exchange, Consider These 4 Alternative Investment Optionsreal estate investing 1031 exchange investors have multiple choices – not just direct ownership of an income property.
By Dwight Kay
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Before You Invest in ‘Crowdfunded’ Real Estate, Consider the Tax Implicationsreal estate investing Many syndicated real estate investments miss out on a major tax benefit, but there are some ways to do your deal that avoid that issue.
By Dwight Kay
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July 15 Is the Magic Date Now for 1031 Exchangesinvesting The IRS is giving real estate investors currently working toward 1031 exchanges a little extra time to get their deals done during the coronavirus pandemic. But there are still some fine points to figure out.
By Karlin Conklin
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Wealthy Families Have a Rare Opportunity to Avoid Estate Taxesretirement The unique financial climate ushered in by the coronavirus offers well-off investors the chance to implement a little-known estate-planning strategy called the Preferred Partnership Freeze.
By Jeffrey M. Verdon, Esq.
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Coronavirus and Your 45-Day 1031 Exchange Deadlineinvesting You've successfully closed on the sale of your property and want to move forward with a 1031 Exchange, but what do you do now that you're stuck in quarantine or lockdown? Don’t miss your 1031 Exchange Deadline due to the coronavirus. Take a look at these solutions instead.
By Brian Evans, CPA, PFS
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Retirees, No Tax Deduction for Hobby LossesTax Breaks Business losses are generally deductible on Schedule C of your federal tax return. But there’s a double-edged sword on the taxation of hobby losses.
By Joy Taylor
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Trapped by Capital Gains? Opportunity Zone Funds Provide a Way Out
Tax Breaks Investing in funds to fix up a troubled neighborhood can do some good for the area in question and for your own tax situation.
By Grant Conness
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