
Standard Section 1031 Exchange
What is a tax-deferred exchange?
A tax-deferred exchange is a transaction structured to meet the requirements of IRS Code Section 1031, which states that "no
gain or loss shall be recognized on the exchange of property held for
productive use in a trade or business or for investment if such
property is exchange, solely for property of like kind....."
Here’s
the way to save federal capital gains and state taxes and transfer all
your proceeds into another property while deferring taxes.
Chuck can show you the dramatic effects of reinvesting your equity and
your tax dollars into a replacement property that often yields a
greater cash flow than the one you own. An exchange lets you
defer taxes as you exchange a "downleg" investment property for an
"upleg" investment property. Your tax-deferred dollars can keep
working for you in the new investment. Besides tax deferral,
there maybe other advantages: Replacement properties with a
better location, better cash flow, better management, more income,
fewer headaches, and peace of mind.
Most
real property interests qualify for such "like-kind" exchanges.
Any combination of these real estate interests can be exchanged.
Office and retail properties
Industrial properties Apartment buildings Vacant
lots & raw land
Chuck
can help you identify appropriate properties for an exchange and
structure the real estate transaction to meet all IRC requirements
within the timeframes. He can also lead your "team". If you
are already working with a CPA, attorney, or qualified intermediary, he
can assist to make their work easier.
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