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To qualify for a 1031 exchange, relinquished and replacement properties must meet the qualified use requirement. Learn how investment intent, holding periods, and property use can affect eligibility.
Like-kind does not mean identical. Learn which types of real estate can qualify for a 1031 exchange, which properties are excluded, and why investment intent matters.
The same taxpayer rule is critical to a successful 1031 exchange, but it does not always require identical names on both properties. Learn what investors should understand before changing title or ownership structures.
Learn why knowing when to sell an underperforming investment can be an important part of managing a self-directed IRA, taking distributions, and maintaining a stronger retirement portfolio.
Learn how a 1033 exchange can help property owners defer capital gains taxes following a natural disaster, eminent domain, or other involuntary conversion, plus the key differences between 1031 and 1033 exchanges.
The issue specifically covers four important 1033 exchange considerations, then compares the timelines, Qualified Intermediary requirements, and eligible property types of 1031 and 1033 exchanges.
A 1031 exchange that spans two tax years can create unexpected deadline and tax complications. Learn how the 45-day and 180-day rules interact with tax filing deadlines, and how planning ahead can help keep your exchange on track.
A 1031 exchange doesn’t always go according to plan. Learn how partial exchanges and installment sale strategies may help reduce or defer the tax impact when an exchange falls through.
