Conducting a 1031 exchange provides the opportunity to secure indefinite tax deferral at the federal level—and this allows real estate investors and businesses to reinvest proceeds that would otherwise be paid to the...
Author: 1031 National Services
Conducting a 1031 exchange provides an opportunity to indefinitely defer federal tax liability on gain from the sale of a piece of real estate. To qualify for indefinite tax deferral, an exchange must meet several...
Should You Close Your Like-Kind Exchange Before the End of the Year?
September 30, 2025
With the end of 2025 fast approaching, many investors are starting to think about what they can do to minimize their tax bill next year. If you are considering (or in the process of conducting) a like-kind exchange, should...
5 Important Facts to Know for Your First 1031 Exchange
September 16, 2025
If you are preparing to conduct your first 1031 exchange, congratulations. Not only does this mean that you’ve made a profitable investment, but it also means that you are preparing to reinvest your profits for even greater...
How Do You Deal with Boot in a 1031 Exchange?
August 29, 2025
Under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, like-kind exchanges involving qualifying real estate are eligible for indefinite tax deferral. However, this only applies to the proceeds from the sale of the “relinquished...
Conducting a like-kind exchange with the help of a 1031 qualified intermediary provides an opportunity to indefinitely defer tax liability on gain realized from the exchange. When seeking to take advantage of indefinite tax...
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) allows taxpayers to indefinitely defer federal income tax liability resulting from qualifying real estate transactions. To claim tax deferral under Section 1031, taxpayers must...
Buying, renovating, and reselling real estate (commonly referred to as “flipping”) can be a highly profitable business endeavor. With interest rates remaining high, investors who can pay cash for aging properties often...
The primary benefit of conducting a 1031 exchange is that it allows for deferral of the capital gains tax that would otherwise be owed as a result of selling a “relinquished” property. This is commonly referred to as...
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code allows taxpayers to use like-kind exchanges to indefinitely defer capital gains tax liability on the sale of real property that has appreciated in value. The definition of...