1031 Exchange Basics
What Happens When 1031 Exchanges Fail to Complete? My primary goal as a Qualified Intermediary (QI) is to ensure that our client engages in a successful 1031 exchange, resulting in deferred capital gains taxes, etc. 1031 Exchanges are not successful every single...
1031 Exchange Basics
The Leverage of 1031 Tax Deferral is Available to All Investors As the Internal Revenue Code’s Section 1031 becomes more widely known across the country, many investors are discovering the advantages of 1031 Exchange investing. Yet, some misinformed investors...
1031 Exchange Basics
Is it possible to apply a 1031 exchange to defer taxes on gains on vacation-second homes property — a beautiful home in the country, a cozy cottage on a lake, a gorgeous condominium on the ocean, or a rustic cabin in the mountain? The answer is “yes”...
1031 Exchange Basics
Counting correct 1031 Exchange timelines is critical to successful transactions. Today we discuss the issue of when the 45-day (for Identifying) and 180-day (last day to close on the purchase of replacement property) timelines in a Section 1031 exchange begin....
1031 Exchange Basics
So far this year, our office has had 3 clients have their property taken by a governmental agency through eminent domain proceedings. So, let’s briefly discuss some of the questions they should have asked and the information their financial and/or legal advisors...
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.