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Atricle Dump - How to Maximize Cash Flow With a 1031 Tax - Deferred Exchange
Vincent bought a 1,500-piece jigsaw puzzle from Robinson’s Department Store for his wife. He writes:‘After spending two months on the puzzle, she was upset to find a last piece missing. We searched the house but the piece eluded us. At our wits’ end, we went to Robinson’s for help.‘To our great surprise, the staff, without asking another question, simply opened a new box of the same puzzle and assisted us in searching for our missing piece. Today, we are loyal shoppers at Robinson’s – need I say more?’Imagine the scene as Vincent, his wife and the sales staff pored through 1,500 pieces to find the missing piece. Imagine the feeling of intent collaboration as they sorted through the pieces by color and shape. Imagine the shared excitement when they finally ‘found’ the missing piece.Imagine how many shoppers noticed this effort and gained a positive impression of the store’s after-sales service.Imagine the satisfaction felt by Vincent’s wife as she put the missing piece into place. Imagine how much money Vincent and his wife will spend at Robinson’s t
What is a 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange?
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code generally provides that neither gain nor loss is recognized if qualifying property is excha
I have always had this problem with bookstores. You see, I love books, but I can never keep my reading list in my head. When I go to a bookstore, I always forget which books I want to buy. I usually think of them later, but by then it is always too late. I will be back at home. That's why I enjoy purchasing books online so much!If you've never purchased books online, you do not know what you're missing out on. Not only can you save a lot of money when you purchase books online, but you can also find books that you would not be able to find otherwise. A lot of people are scared to purchase online books because they think that their credit card information might be stolen, but in reality there is nothing to worry about. In this day and age, encryption is so widespread that it is very unlikely any personal information will be stolen from you. You're perfectly safe when you purchase books online.Before I ever decided to purchase online books, I anticipated one serious drawback that prevented me from trying it. I figured that if you purchase books online, you have no way to
Let’s say you bought a residential property in the Bay Area for $200K fifteen years ago and financed it with a $160K loan. Since the property is located in a good area, its value has appreciated to $1M. Over the years, you refinanced the original loan to consolidate your other debts and currently owe $300K on the property. Each month, you collect $2,500 of rent. After paying $1,800/month for the loan, $350/month for property taxes and $55/month for insurance, you barely have any money left to pay for maintenance and other expenses.
As you grow older, you realize that you need a second source of reliable income; so, you are not completely dependent on your salary. Your company says its employees are its most valuable assets, but it also outsources many jobs to China and India to cut costs. You know you should not blame your company. It has to remain competitive. So when you see an attractive multi-tenant shopping strip in a middle-class suburb of Dallas, 100% NNN lease with $200K/year of Net Operating Income (income after all expenses except the mortgage payment) on the market for $2.6M, you get excited!
Since the residential real estate market in the Bay Area has softened, you consider selling your rental property to buy this shopping strip. You estimate that you would have to pay about $200K in federal and state income taxes on $800K of capital gain ($1M less $250K purchase price and selling fees, plus $50K in depreciation recapture). You just hate having to pay $200K to the government – money that may go toward your down payment on the shopping strip. There is a better way – a way to defer the income tax.
What is a 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange?
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code generally provides that neither gain nor loss is recognized if qualifying property is exchan
I often see affiliates who recommend almost every product that gives a good commission. Their yardstick for determining if a product is worth promoting is how much it generates as commissions. They make money on the short run but lose big time on the long run. Here is a better way . . .Make sure you are very selective of products you promote. Yes, you should be mindful of how much commission is paid. However, ensure that you never promote any product that you do not consider good enough for you -- And that's just if you want to be an average affiliate marketer.If you want to be a big player, then you must only promote products you have used. You should be able to give an excellent unbiased review of the product (And that can only be done if you have used the product and have seen its strengths and weaknesses).No matter how great a product is, it can't be the best for everyone. Let your readers know who the product is best for. Is it a product that will serve those who are willing to devote some hours daily? Tell them that. Save those who don't need it from making
As you grow older, you realize that you need a second source of reliable income; so, you are not completely dependent on your salary. Your company says its employees are its most valuable assets, but it also outsources many jobs to China and India to cut costs. You know you should not blame your company. It has to remain competitive. So when you see an attractive multi-tenant shopping strip in a middle-class suburb of Dallas, 100% NNN lease with $200K/year of Net Operating Income (income after all expenses except the mortgage payment) on the market for $2.6M, you get excited!
Since the residential real estate market in the Bay Area has softened, you consider selling your rental property to buy this shopping strip. You estimate that you would have to pay about $200K in federal and state income taxes on $800K of capital gain ($1M less $250K purchase price and selling fees, plus $50K in depreciation recapture). You just hate having to pay $200K to the government – money that may go toward your down payment on the shopping strip. There is a better way – a way to defer the income tax.
What is a 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange?
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code generally provides that neither gain nor loss is recognized if qualifying property is excha
So what exactly should you look for when looking for a credit or charge card?Shop around for the credit card offer that best fits your needs. Don't pay high annual fees if your FICO credit score is good, as there are plenty of card issuers out there who want you as a customer and are willing to waive an annual fee. And if your credit score isn't so good, what are you doing applying for another credit card anyway? Stop that!Make sure you take the time to understand a plan's terms before you accept the card. You need to read the fine print. You need to know what you are expected to be responsible for, as well as what the introductory interest rates will do when you actually begin carrying a balance on the card. Beware of the universal default clause many consumers are finding on their credit card agreements; this clause could mean that a late charge on one account could hike the interest rate you'll pay on another credit card -- even if you've never missed a single payment to that particular company in the past! Not all companies are doing this, but be aware of and stay
Since the residential real estate market in the Bay Area has softened, you consider selling your rental property to buy this shopping strip. You estimate that you would have to pay about $200K in federal and state income taxes on $800K of capital gain ($1M less $250K purchase price and selling fees, plus $50K in depreciation recapture). You just hate having to pay $200K to the government – money that may go toward your down payment on the shopping strip. There is a better way – a way to defer the income tax.
What is a 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange?
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code generally provides that neither gain nor loss is recognized if qualifying property is excha
Did you know that your thoughts and intentions play a big part in your success in 2006? Not only that, but what you choose to focus on determines what you’ll attract?This article describes the Law of Attraction and why it’s so important to master this Law. By learning how to implement the Law of Attraction you’ll be able to create your Ideal Income In 2006.The 5 steps:Step 1: Get clear on what you don’t want.It sounds strange, doesn’t it to focus on what you don’t want? However, that’s what most of us do all the time, unconsciously. In my 30 years of empowering people to reach their goals, I have discovered that most people are focusing on what they don’t want . So, for example, if they have a pile of bills, they’ll focus on their pile of bills and their lack of money. What do they get ? More of what they are focusing on.Step 2: Get clear on what you do want. For, everything that you don’t want, ask yourself, “So what do I want?” By doing that, you are sending signals to your conscious and subconscious mind to bri
Since the residential real estate market in the Bay Area has softened, you consider selling your rental property to buy this shopping strip. You estimate that you would have to pay about $200K in federal and state income taxes on $800K of capital gain ($1M less $250K purchase price and selling fees, plus $50K in depreciation recapture). You just hate having to pay $200K to the government – money that may go toward your down payment on the shopping strip. There is a better way – a way to defer the income tax.
What is a 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange?
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code generally provides that neither gain nor loss is recognized if qualifying property is excha
Certificates of Deposits (CDs) are typically low risk investments that can be easily converted into cash. It is a special bank deposit with a high rate of interest than a regular savings account. When you purchase a CD, like any other investment plan, you invest a certain fixed sum of money for a stipulated time period ranging from six months to five years or more. The issuing bank pays you interest on this sum at regular intervals. Upon maturity of your CD, you will get back your principal amount as well as your accumulated interest if any. However, if you redeem your CD before the maturity date, you will have to pay a penalty or forfeit a portion of the interest.Besides local banks, now even brokerage firms and independent salespersons now offer CDs to investors looking for safer investments. These are known as ‘deposit brokers’. On occasion, these brokers will negotiate a higher rate of interest for a CD by promising to bring a certain amount of deposit to the institution. These brokered CDs are then offered to the customers. In such an event ensure that you are getting the
What is a 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange?
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code generally provides that neither gain nor loss is recognized if qualifying property is exchanged for other qualifying property of a like-kind. In the above scenario, you may defer the payment of $200K in both federal and state taxes if you acquire another investment property with equal or greater debt and equal or greater equity. In other words, if you buy another investment real property for $1M or more, using all of the net proceeds as down payment, then you may defer the $200K of taxes. Essentially, the government would lend $200K to you, without interest. And you may repeat this deferral and never pay income taxes.
How Do You Qualify for a 1031 Exchange?
You must comply with several strict rules. Failure to satisfy any of the rules will disqualify your transaction from a 1031 tax-deferred exchange.
1. You must trade up. The property you buy (replacement property) must have an equal or greater debt AND an equal or greater equity than the property you sell (relinquished property). This means you must put all of the net proceeds from the relinquished property to the replacement property and the fair market value (FMV) of the replacement property must be more than the FMV of the relinquished property.
2. The qualifying property must be of like-kind. The relinquished and replacement properties must be held for productive use in a trade or business or for investment, before and after the exchange. And one kind of property may not be exchanged for property of a different kind. For instance, you may not exchange a residential rental property for o
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