Capital Gains Tax Benefits for Real Estate Investors
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As a real estate investor, taxes are expected. However, 1031 Exchanges, named after the IRS Section 1031, allows you to defer capital gains tax that you would otherwise have to pay. First American Exchange Company is one of the leading providers of 1031 Exchange services in the U.S. This panel will discuss the steps in the 1031-process including reverse exchanges, trends seen in the industry today, and how you and your clients can utilize this tax benefit.
How Multifamily Private Placements Work - Cash Flow, Equity and More
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Have you considered investing in multifamily apartments this year? Most investors are looking for passive income or growth opportunities to add to their portfolio; why not have both in one investment? Multifamily private placements allow investors a unique opportunity to collect monthly cash flow (passive income) and participate in the equity (growth) as real estate appreciates in value. Join us for this exclusive webinar as Travis Watts, a full-time apartment investor and the Director of Investor Relations at Ashcroft Capital uncovers how multifamily private placements are structured and what benefits may be in store for you.
How to Execute a 1031 Exchange with a Private Equity Sponsor
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Many innovative investors use the "1031 Exchange" strategy to defer capital gains and continue to grow their investment. Commercial real estate, particularly highly-stable grocery-anchored assets, is an excellent option for you to further grow your wealth while diversifying your portfolio.
Join your host, First National Realty Partners' Managing Director, Drew Carpenter, for an in-depth look at everything you need to know to execute a 1031 exchange with a private equity real estate sponsor, including:
Why Investors are Selling Their Investment Properties and Turning to DSTs for Their 1031 Exchanges
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Today’s rental property owners have never faced greater challenges. Rent control, eviction moratoriums, and the headaches associated with tenants, toilets, and trash have forced many investors to consider selling their investment properties. But what happens if they do decide to sell? Capital gains and other associated taxes can eat away as much as 50% of their proceeds. Plus, in today’s real estate market, finding replacement properties for a 1031 exchange can be extremely challenging. That's where the Delaware Statutory Trust comes into play.
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What Makes Grocery-Anchored CRE an Essential Asset Class for Every Investor - Alliance Consolidated Group of Companies, LLC
Secure, Stable Returns: Why You Need to Add Medical Office Buildings to Your Portfolio Today - Four Springs Capital
The ABCs of DSTs - AppFolio
CRE Tax Season Best Practices or Maximizing Your Competitive Edge During Tax Season - Ashcroft
How Investment Firms and Investors Are Approaching Multifamily After The Pandemic - GowerCrowd
The Brand-new World of Investing in Real Estate Online - Pace Loan Group
Using C-PACE to Reduce Equity and Enhance IRR - Falcon Rappaport & Berkman PLLC
Tax-Advantaged Finance for Syndicated Real Estate Investments