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1031 Exchange Rules: How To Do A 1031 Exchange In 2021?

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1031 Exchange Rules

Taxes rarely make for exciting reading material, but if you own an investment property, there’s at least one set of IRS regulations you absolutely will want to understand: 1031 Exchange Rules. Why? Because normally when you sell an investment property for more than what you paid for it, you’d have to pay a hefty capital gains tax.

But with a 1031 Exchange, you get to defer paying those taxes if you reinvest the proceeds in a new property, making an “exchange” rather than a sale. You are able to leverage funds otherwise needed to pay capital gains taxes to acquire more desirable property. As the name implies, a 1031 Exchange is a swap of one investment property for a like-kind property instead of a traditional sale.

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When a Roth IRA Meets Real Estate Investing

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Real estate is the most popular alternative asset The Entrust Group clients own in their Self-Directed IRAs. You have a lot of options when it comes to the type of account you can hold to invest in real estate, but today, we’ll discuss investing in real estate using Roth IRAs and show you the benefits, for both you and your beneficiaries.

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3 Business Structure Mistakes Real Estate Investors Make

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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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Buying an Investment Property Under the New Tax Plan

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Given the new proposed United States tax plan from the Trump administration, investing in real estate has some potential implications for a new investor. Most consider the changes extremely beneficial to first-time real estate investors in particular.

To cover the basics first, the existing tax structure allows for real estate investors to write-off all the expenses of owning and running a rental as those properties are considered a business operation. In addition, any interest on the mortgages for these investments along with any repair or management costs can be deducted pre-tax on the total income of the property so that the property owner is only taxed on the actual cash flow they’re earning from the investment.

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Why Governments Want You to Pay Less Taxes

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How To Lower Property Taxes On Your Home

How To Lower Property Taxes On Your Home??

There is an entire political discussion around taxes: are they fair or unfair? Are you paying your fair share?

During the last election cycle, President Trump received a lot of attention when he said, “I pay no taxes.” But what most people don’t realize is that Trump is only doing exactly what the government wants him to do.

Congress NEEDS professional investors and entrepreneurs. They want to reward business owners because they know that by doing so they will create jobs, and housing. After all, that’s what creates a better economy.

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