1031 Exchange Basics
I.R.C. Section 1031Tax Deferred-Exchanges allows the taxpayer to sell (relinquish) its investment real estate and defer paying the capital gains taxes (and other taxes) on their profits when they reinvest the proceeds into other investment Replacement Property(ies)....
1031 Exchange Basics
Section 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchanges have given investors a lot of reasons to continue to place their resources into investment real estate. Exchange transactions provide leverage to potentially increase the taxpayers’ return on their capital investment along...
1031 Exchange Basics
Most of you are aware that the taxpayer/exchanger has 45 days from the day of closing, the day of closing being the first day, to identify possible Replacement Properties when using a 1031 Exchange transaction to defer taxes. When the time comes to identify those...
1031 Exchange Basics
Here’ a question I get asked at least once a week: “How can I reduce the price of what I am going to purchase as my Replacement Property?” Well, there are a number of “exchange expenses” that will reduce the realized gain and recognized gain on a...
1031 Exchange Basics
NEW IRS Regulations define what is Real Property for Section 1031 purposes. As you are aware, I sit on the Board of Directors of the National Trade Organization, the Federation of Exchange Coordinators (FEA). I have just received a summary of the NEW IRS...
Stephen Wayner is an attorney, Certified Exchange Specialist (CES), and Managing Director of Liberty 1031. Mr. Wayner is recognized as a leading authority on the subject of 1031 exchange transactions. He is a current board member of the Federation of Exchange Accommodators (FEA) and is the author of numerous books and articles on 1031 Exchanges and real estate investing.
Mr. Wayner has been cited as an expert on 1031 Exchanges in publications including USA Today, NewYork Times, Business Week, and The Wall Street Journal among many others.