Passive real estate investments – What to Know

Passive real estate investments may be an attention-grabber for investors who believe that the real estate market can…

Qualified Opportunity Funds (QOFs): 2021 Update

One year after a global lockdown triggered by the COVID-19 outbreak, the United States federal government has continued…

Investing in Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) – Things to Consider

Start a Conversation Today! Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) as alternative investments provide possible advantages for real estate investors…

Frequently Asked Questions on 1031 Exchange

Real estate investors often have questions about the 1031 exchange process and how they can partake of any…

Alternative Investments for Real Estate Investors

Alternative investments are often used as a means for portfolio diversification. Individual investors can invest directly in alternative…

7 Misconceptions About Investing in Real Estate

There is no doubt that investing in real estate can be complex, but there are many misconceptions about…

Who is a 1031 Qualified Intermediary and How to Choose One

Searching for the right investment property isn’t the only challenging task for a real estate investor. Every property…

5 Things to Consider When Investing in Real Estate

Investing in real estate can be a rewarding venture, yet it may be complex and tasking. The real…

Direct Participation Programs – What you need to know

If you are searching for alternative channels for real estate investing, Direct Participation Programs (DPPs) may be an…

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) vs Delaware Statutory Trust (DSTs)

There are various ways to invest and take advantage of possible benefits in the real estate market. Two…

Capital Gains Tax Benefits – Opportunity Funds vs 1031 Exchanges

Capital gains in the United States are subject to tax when realized. As a real estate investor, this…

Qualified Opportunity Funds: A simple guide

An alternative option that can be explored by real estate investors looking to diversify their portfolio and take…

Potential Benefits of Delaware Statutory Trusts for Investors

As an investor looking to diversify into real estate or expand your investments in properties, you may be…

Investing in properties using the 1031 Exchange

The 1031 exchange is a term that comes up often in the real estate world of investing. For…

Diversifying investment portfolio through real estate investment

The main goal of investing is to earn returns. No investor really looks forward to investments that yield…

1031 DST Exchanges | All the Steps You Should Follow

In life, success can come in different ways. One of the biggest successes a person can achieve is…

What to Know About the 1031 Exchange Identification Rules

Real estate investing can be one of the best ways to grow your wealth. Real estate nearly always…

What Are Opportunity Zones and How Do They Work?

Did you know that more than 52 million Americans live in distressed communities? Thanks to the 2017 Tax…

What are the 1031 Exchange rules?

Investing in real estate is one of the best ways to diversify your portfolio. That said, you have to…

Section 1031 Exchange Notice: Deadline Extended During COVID

Section 1031 Exchange Notice: Deadline Extended During COVID-19 The IRS announced a 1031 exchange notice for the extension…

What is a DST and can it qualify as a 1031 replacement property?

Andrew Carnaby's statement that 90% of millionaires build their wealth from real estate has become famous over time. Said at…

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