Use this basic three-part litmus test to help you answer the question - is it finally time to sell my property?

In a recent economic analysis of rent control by the highly regarded Center for Real Estate at Portland State University, three major failings of government manipulation are evident.

Why are people today willing to buy a stock, on average, for a price that is 21.5 times its earnings?

For some property owners, §1033 exchanges represent a small silver lining in the dark cloud.

There are more reasons to sell your West Coast properties than wildfires, blackouts, and earthquakes.

The robots are coming - not to wage war or enslave us, but to replace your tenants at their workplace.

It’s important to pay attention to California property regulations, even if you don’t own property in the Golden State.

Have you heard that you can defer your capital-gains taxes by conducting an “installment sale” under §453 of the Internal Revenue Code?

Why do we consider Class-A apartments as a preferred asset class for investors seeking to transition from active to passive ownership?

Under §1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, you can defer—and potentially avoid altogether—your taxes when you sell your current rental and invest in one of the following passive replacement options.

The top five most populated states provide significantly different experiences for business owners and landlords.

At 1031 Capital Solutions, we continue to stress the importance of regional economics in making real estate investment decisions.

Whether you are a rental property owner or industry professional, you’ll find our book to be a valuable resource.

This video focuses on the differences between apartments that fall in the range of B+ to A-.

Higher property tax may be the final straw before moving your real estate equity or business to a state that actually wants you.

The changes leading to reverse migration in California are not likely to improve.

Depreciation, 1031 Exchanges, and Step-Up in Basis, when combined strategically, have the potential to produce significant financial benefits.

In response to COVID-19, we have seen a mixed bag of good and bad government actions for landlords. Here we have listed five of the most impactful legal changes.