Situations

Explore situations with practical transaction context, property-review considerations, and questions to raise with qualified tax, legal, securities, and investment professionals.

Avoiding Capital Gains on Real Estate

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Deferring Depreciation Recapture

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Estate Planning & Step-Up in Basis

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Exchanging for Retirement Income

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Exchanging Inherited Property

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1031 Exchange in Divorce

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Relocating Your Investment

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Retiring From Active Management

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Upgrading Property

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Consolidating a Portfolio

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Situations

Explore situations with practical transaction context, property-review considerations, and questions to raise with qualified tax, legal, securities, and investment professionals.

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Situations

Avoiding Capital Gains on Real Estate

An owner cannot make capital gains disappear on a sale, but four recognized paths defer or reduce the tax bill: 1031, 721, a qualified.

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Deferring Depreciation Recapture

Depreciation recapture is taxed at ordinary rates on sale. A 1031 exchange and a 721 contribution both defer it, but through different.

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Estate Planning & Step-Up in Basis

Holding real estate until death can produce a stepped-up basis for heirs under Section 1014. A 721 contribution keeps that benefit but passes.

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Exchanging for Retirement Income

An owner planning retirement cash flow should weigh direct 1031 rental income against REIT distributions from a 721 contribution, which are not.

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Exchanging Inherited Property

An heir who received real estate usually starts with a stepped-up basis. What that means for sale, a 1031 exchange, or a 721 UPREIT contribution.

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1031 Exchange in Divorce

Splitting jointly owned investment real estate in a divorce raises timing and ownership questions for a 1031 exchange or a 721 contribution the.

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Relocating Your Investment

An owner moving capital out of one market has two structurally different paths: a 1031 exchange into new property elsewhere, or a 721.

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Retiring From Active Management

A landlord who wants to stop handling tenants and maintenance has more than one passive path. How a DST differs from a 721 UPREIT contribution.

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Upgrading Property

An owner trading up to a bigger or better asset usually wants a 1031 exchange, not a 721 contribution. Why the two tools solve different goals.

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Consolidating a Portfolio

Owners of several small rental properties can merge scattered equity into one diversified holding through a 721 UPREIT contribution, trading.

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