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Understanding the 45-Day Rule in a 1031 Exchange
Read more: Understanding the 45-Day Rule in a 1031 ExchangeReal estate investors who have sold an investment property know the feeling: a successful closing, proceeds in hand, and a ticking clock. The 1031 exchange process offers a well-established path to deferring capital gains taxes, but it comes with strict IRS timelines that leave no room for error. The 45-day identification window is the first…
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Understanding the 45-Day Rule in a 1031 Exchange
Read more: Understanding the 45-Day Rule in a 1031 ExchangeReal estate investors who have sold an investment property know the feeling: a successful closing, proceeds in hand, and a ticking clock. The 1031 exchange process offers a well-established path to deferring capital gains taxes, but it comes with strict IRS timelines that leave no room for error. The 45-day identification window is the first…
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The Difference Between Active and Passive Real Estate Investing
Read more: The Difference Between Active and Passive Real Estate InvestingMany investors who get into real estate start the same way. They buy a property, find a tenant, and manage it themselves. For a while, that works. But at some point, the question shifts from how to grow a portfolio to how to keep growing without the workload that comes with it. That is where…
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What Is a Triple Net Lease Property?
Read more: What Is a Triple Net Lease Property?Walk past almost any standalone Walgreens, Starbucks, or Dollar General and there is a good chance the building underneath that brand is a triple net lease property. It is one of the most common structures in commercial real estate, and understanding how it works opens up a different way of thinking about real estate investing.…
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What Is a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST)?
Read more: What Is a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST)?Real estate investors often look for ways to continue investing in property while simplifying the responsibilities that come with ownership. One structure that has become widely used in 1031 exchanges is the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST). A Delaware Statutory Trust allows investors to hold fractional ownership in institutional real estate while remaining passive participants. For…