You've built up a lot of wealth through real estate investing, but now you're looking sell to relieve yourself of management headaches, avoid the real estate bubble and increase income. Recent 1031 laws have made some really interesting options available to you. Basically, you can sell your property and roll the capital gains (on a tax free) into a tenants in common fund that doesn't require any management. Also, if these tenants in common interests are part of your estate, you will pass on these interests estate and capital gains free.
Categories
- 1031 Sponsor Directory
- 1031 Tenants in Common
- 1031 TIC Estate Planning
- 1031 TIC Exchange Feedback Project
- 1031 TIC Exchange Overview
- 1031 TIC Triple Net Leases
- Choosing the Right 1031 TIC Exchange Firm
- Directions in 1031 TIC Exchange IRS Rulings
- Good 1031 TIC Exchange Articles
- Home Residence and 1031 TIC Exchanges
- Real Estate Bubble
- Retirement
- UpREITs: 1031-721
Latest 1031 Exchange Articles
« 1031 TIC Exchange Overview | Main | 1031 Estate Planning »
Comments
Verify your Comment
Previewing your Comment
This is only a preview. Your comment has not yet been posted.
Your comment could not be posted. Error type:
Your comment has been posted. Post another comment
As a final step before posting your comment, enter the letters and numbers you see in the image below. This prevents automated programs from posting comments.
Having trouble reading this image? View an alternate.
Good 1031 Exchange Sites
Real Estate Sites
- The Silicon Valley Real Estate Report
- MLSlistings - Property for sale in Silicon Valley area
- Housing Forum - s.f. bayarea forums - craigslist
- Bay Area Housing Crash Blog
- NestEgg Personal Real Estate Investing
- Montara Partners
- NestEgg Investing: 1031 TIC Exchanges
- 1031 TIC Exchange
- Avoid Capital Gains on Your Home With a 1031 Exchange (1031-121)
- Evaluating a 1031 TIC Exchange Sponsor
- 1031reviews.com
Wow, that's a huge benefit! Good to know.
Posted by: Tim MMF | April 03, 2006 at 12:42 AM