Real Estate Notes Of 1031 Exchange Specialist David Tornell
by Randy on Apr.19, 2011, under All Posts, Real Estate Strategies
By Randy Ngan
1031 Exchange:
- Allow real estate investor to defer taxes and allow them to buy more real estate.
- No capital gain tax when property sold and all the capital gain is reinvested into new property.
- Use a 1031 when you plan on selling property after having a renter in it
- 1031 defers not eliminate taxes
- Save 30% off tax by deferring tax when selling house to reinvest
- Biggest mistake on 1031 is when investor sell property and close escrow then call about doing 1031. Need to do 1031 before you close escrow
- 3 Requirements for 1031 Exchange:
- Must be a business
- Must have been investment property that was rented out
- Must transfer 30% IRS Tax balance to like kind property
1031 firm:
- Ipx1031.com
- No concentration fee
- 500-1500 transaction fee rate if done
- You can do reverse 1031 buy property 1st then sell
- They can not give tax advice but can consult with your tax adviser
- Should have good tax adviser ( its not payment its amount of saving)
- California property tax 10.3%
- Work on business not in business
