by Michael Lantrip | Sep 24, 2016 | 1031 Construction Exchange, 1031 Dictionary, 1031 Exchange Rules, 1031 Exchange Timeline, 1031 Intent, 1031 Refinance, Accelerated Depreciation, Adjusted Basis, Bonus Depreciation, Capital Gains Tax, Dealer Property, Depreciation Recapture, Disregarded Entity, Escrow Account, Form 8824, Holding Period, Like Kind Exchange, Owner Financing, Primary Residence, Qualified Intermediary, Reverse 1031 Exchange, Section 1031 Exchange, Section 121 Exclusion, Section 1250 Property, Tenants In Common
S1031EXCHANGE.COM FORM 8824 IRS Form 8824, the Like Kind Exchange form, is where you report your Section 1031 Exchange – Delayed, Reverse, or Construction. The Form 8824 is due at the end of the tax year in which you began the transaction, as per the Form 8824...
by Michael Lantrip | Sep 24, 2016 | 1031 Construction Exchange, 1031 Dictionary, 1031 Exchange Rules, 1031 Exchange Timeline, 1031 Intent, 1031 Refinance, Accelerated Depreciation, Adjusted Basis, Bonus Depreciation, Capital Gains Tax, Dealer Property, Depreciation Recapture, Disregarded Entity, Escrow Account, Form 8824, Free Money, Holding Period, Like Kind Exchange, Owner Financing, Primary Residence, Qualified Intermediary, Reverse 1031 Exchange, Section 1031 Exchange, Section 121 Exclusion, Section 1250 Property, Tenants In Common
S1031EXCHANGE.COM REVERSE 1031 EXCHANGE A Reverse 1031 Exchange is like the Delayed Exchange explained in 1031 Exchange Rules, except that the Exchange is done in reverse. You purchase the Replacement Property before you sell the Relinquished Property. That’s...
by Michael Lantrip | Sep 21, 2016 | 1031 Construction Exchange, 1031 Dictionary, 1031 Exchange Rules, 1031 Exchange Timeline, 1031 Intent, 1031 Refinance, Accelerated Depreciation, Adjusted Basis, Bonus Depreciation, Capital Gains Tax, Dealer Property, Depreciation Recapture, Disregarded Entity, Escrow Account, Form 8824, Free Money, Holding Period, Like Kind Exchange, Owner Financing, Primary Residence, Qualified Intermediary, Reverse 1031 Exchange, Section 1031 Exchange, Section 121 Exclusion, Section 1250 Property, Tenants In Common
S1031EXCHANGE.COM FREE MONEY Section 1031 is like Free Money from the IRS. And, after you add a 75% loan, it’s like Free Money Times Four. If you hold your investment for ten years, and do another Section 1031 Like Kind Exchange, you could end up owning real...
