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The Important Tax Benefits of Real Estate Investing

June 6, 2020 by Marco Santarelli

If you are planning on increasing your wealth, the best investment to deal with is the real estate. Investing in real estate has some incredible tax benefits. Other benefits are an increase in property value due to appreciation and good cash flow in the form of rental income. It is easy to find the lists of these tax benefits of real estate investing, like the ability to deduct nearly every expense associated with the real estate or how to qualify to exclude from your income all or part of any capital gain from the sale of your main home.

However, it is equally easy for someone to inflate or conflate various tax benefits given by the IRS. Investors dealing in real estate get the maximum tax benefits in the name of deductions, which we'll discuss in detail. Deductions that are accounted for can be depreciation, property tax, repairs, or any other form of expenses. These breaks in taxes are helpful to a lot of people dealing with real estate as their full-time business. Let’s look at the top tax benefits of investing in real estate using hard numbers. This is the basic introduction of how tax benefits in real estate work.

Tax Benefits of Real Estate Investing

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Filed Under: 1031 Exchange, Asset Protection, General Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Investments

3 Business Structure Mistakes Real Estate Investors Make

December 24, 2018 by Marco Santarelli

Real Estate Investment LLCStarting A Real Estate Investment LLC

Why have an LLC?

There are mainly two reasons why you want any kind of business structure:

Pay less tax, and protect your assets. LLCs can be especially helpful if there are multiple owners of a property. When you create an LLC, you’ll create an operating agreement that outlines the rights and responsibilities of each member of the LLC.

This can help you seamlessly manage your rental property business and also protect each member of the LLC in case of legal trouble.

Before you jump into creating your LLCs for your real estate holdings, there are a few things to consider.  Do NOT make these three mistakes while creating an LLC for your real estate investment company.

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Filed Under: Asset Protection, Getting Started, Real Estate Investing, Taxes

Urgent – New IRS Rules for LLCs and LPs

October 24, 2017 by Marco Santarelli

The IRS has instituted new audit rules which require every LLC Operating Agreement and Limited Partnership (LP) Agreement to be amended.  While we have never experienced such a dramatic requirement, it is important to make document amendments before December 31, 2017.  The IRS likes to penalize non-compliance.

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Filed Under: Asset Protection, General Real Estate

Understanding Land Trusts (Part 4)

May 12, 2014 by Marco Santarelli

This article is Part 4 of a four-part series on Land Trusts.  You can find Part 1 here: Understanding Land Trusts

In the previous installment of the Understanding Land Trusts series, we discussed the Due-on-Sale Clause and how the land trust benefits you.  In this part we will discuss various strategies to keep your land trust involvement private.

Constructing a Land Trust for Privacy
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Filed Under: Asset Protection, Real Estate Investing, Taxes

Due-on-Sale Clause – Understanding Land Trusts

April 1, 2014 by Marco Santarelli

This article is Part 3 of a four-part series on Land Trusts.  You can find Part 1 here: Understanding Land Trusts

Now you may be asking — how is the land trust going to help me with my lender?

The answer lies in why the land trust was created, and why it’s perfectly legal. It’s basically a compromise between two opposing forces.  On one side is the bank which is interested in generating income from loans and at the same time protecting itself through a security interest in real property — on the other side is the borrower (real property owner) who desires to transfer title to his property without fear of foreclosure or forced refinancing.  The bank acts as the protagonist by incorporating a “due-on-sale clause” into most, if not all, mortgages its writes.

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Filed Under: Asset Protection, Financing, Real Estate Investing, Taxes

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