Top 5 Reasons Landlords are Replacing their Rentals
Find out why so many landlords are replacing their rental properties on the West Coast.
Find out why so many landlords are replacing their rental properties on the West Coast.
If you, or your client, is a residential landlord on the West Coast, it may be time to consider your options.
IRC §1031(f) provides that a tax-deferred exchange will be disallowed if the exchanger trades property with a “related property,” and either party sells one of the exchange properties within two years.
What can individual landlords in states like California and Oregon do to counter worrisome categories of possible exposure?
After allowing investors to claim depreciation over years for a property whose value may not have been decreasing, the IRS wants its money back.
Rental property owners often conduct an exchange under IRC Sec. 1031 for one reason: to defer recognition of capital gains.
Why will California and Oregon landlords re-evaluate their continued ownership of local rental properties?
Discover why a 1031 exchange potentially can be more impactful than merely deferring one’s tax on the increased value.
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