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Reverse 1031 Exchanges
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1031 exchanges are not always the right solution, and may not even be an option for some investors, especially those selling a business or assets used in a business.  The Deferred Sales Trust might be a better solution.  Read why
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There’s more than one way to 1031 exchange investment property. This forum explores the various 1031 exchange structures and strategies available to real estate investors.
 
Acquire and hold title to your real or personal property in a California Title Holding Trust. The California Title Holding Trust provides a method for confidentially holding or owning real or personal property.
 
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  • Re: First Time Home Buyers Credit

    Unfortunately there is no upgrade on this credit. So based on the purchase date of the personal residence will determine which credit applies.
    Posted to Real Estate Tax Issues (Forum) by tfolkers on 03-15-2010
  • Re: ignoring the 1031 exchange

    Hi Natalie, First, let's address the issues of boot, loss carryover, and structure. You must treat and report the transaction as a 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange if you structured it as a 1031 Exchange. The transaction could have been structured differently at the time so that you could recognize some boot, use up your loss carryover, and use one of...
    Posted to Real Estate Tax Issues (Forum) by Bill Exeter on 03-14-2010
  • ignoring the 1031 exchange

    Q1: We completed a 1031 exchange in 2009, but we are not sure of its future tax benefit, given that we (1) would transfer a loss carryover on the relinquished property, (2) need to recognize some boot, and (3) plan to subdivide one of the replacement properties and possibly convert one of the lots to our personal use. Do we have the option to ignore...
    Posted to Real Estate Tax Issues (Forum) by NatalieCz on 03-14-2010
  • Re: Failed like-kind exchange with mortgage pay-off

    You are correct. It depends on when you have the RIGHT to access or receive your 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange funds. Here is a link to our website that will address the issue in much greater detail: http://www.exeter1031.com/articles_failed_1031_exchange.aspx . The technical reason (for your CPA) is that Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code (1031...
    Posted to 1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges (Forum) by Bill Exeter on 03-12-2010
  • Failed like-kind exchange with mortgage pay-off

    In 2009 I attemted to complete deferred like-kind exchange and I used qualified intermediary. My property had a mortgage which was paid off directly and the rest of the proceeds were deposited with the qualified intermediary. Unfortunatelly I was not able to locate suitable property in time and I failed the exchange in 2010. My tax preparer is trying...
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