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Time to Invest in Multi-Family Real Estate Stocks? Not So Fast
The Fed's aggressive rate hiking is weighing on the housing market, leading many to wonder if it's a good time to invest in multi-family real estate stocks.
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3 Reasons Delaware Statutory Trusts Are Here to Stay
Changing demographics, effects of the pandemic and economics will likely ensure the longevity of 1031 exchanges and DSTs.
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How to Invest in Qualified Opportunity Zones: Step-By-Step
An expert in QOZ programs walks us through how to benefit from some significant tax-deferral opportunities (and, if you hold your investment long enough, tax-free gains!).
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Minimizing Taxes When You Inherit Money
Financial Planning Some inherited assets are tax-friendly, but under new rules, others come with a hefty tax bill. We help you get the most out of a legacy.
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Bonus! Delaware Statutory Trusts Can Be Both an Anchor and Buoy Investment
real estate investing Usually investments are sought out as anchors OR buoys for your portfolio, but DSTs can embody positive traits from both investing styles.
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What Are Qualified Opportunity Zones? Important Details for Investors
real estate investing Investing in blighted or up-and-coming “opportunity zones” offers some significant tax-deferral opportunities, and if you hold your investment for 10 years, your gains could be 100% tax free.
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Drop and Swap 1031 Exchange: A Guide for Real Estate Investors
real estate investing The tax benefits of real estate investing are attractive, and one way to keep the good times rolling for partnerships is through a drop and swap 1031 exchange.
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What to Do When Your Tenant is a Hoarder!
real estate investing Landlords must be very careful how they approach this tricky situation. Handled incorrectly, you could be in for a lawsuit.
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A 3-Phase Plan to Get into (and Out of) Real Estate Investing
real estate investing How one Atlanta couple turned a $62,000 rental property into a $3.5 million real estate portfolio and then used a Delaware Statutory Trust 1031 Exchange to exit the business while paying $0 in taxes.
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