This refers to a portion of the IRS code also known as a Like Kind Exchange or Starker Exchange. This specifies that if a property is sold and the proceeds of the sale are investin in an asset of like kind, then no gain or loss is recognized. This is a very effective way to defer...
The article focuses on real-estate professionals who claim that they are being mistaken for sometime investors by the Internal Revenue Service, which could prohibit them from taking advantage of certain tax and economic benefits.Wall Street Journal - Eastern Edition...
When you sell real estate (also called real property), you have to report it to the IRS. If you made money from the sale, you'll report a gain; if you lost money on the sale, you'll report a loss. IRSForm 8949(Sales and Other Dispositions of Capital Assets) is used to report y...
This is arguably the worst thing a broker could ever do because these down payment deposits are often the life savings of innocent families. So this begs the question: Where was the state Board of Registration of Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons which has oversight over broker escrow ...
the high transaction costs, e.g., 5 percent real estate commission, discourage people from moving in response to the availability of better job opportunities (This is not to say that I hate the single-family home as a living space. But I would think we’d be way more productive as a ...
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Main Street Investors have been flooding into real estate investment opportunities in recent years. In this webinar, we sit down with sponsors and operators who have been immensely successful in raising money from high-net-worth investors and LPs. We’ll
Publicly traded REITs offer investors a way toadd real estate to an investment portfolio or retirement accountand earn an attractive dividend. Publicly traded REITs allow for more transparency but still come with risks like: Interest Rates:A rise ininterest ratesmay reduce demand for REITs, as inv...
Toqualify as a REIT, a company must comply with certain Internal Revenue Code (IRC) provisions. Specifically, a company must meet the following requirements to qualify as a REIT: Invest at least 75% of total assets in real estate or cash ...