Today we’re going to talk about a 1031 Exchange disclaimer. Why do we care about a disclaimer? Because here’s the problem. The 1031 Exchange disclaimer that we’ll talk about has a lot of big words and words that we will need to know in the process of our 1031 Exchange.

Right now I’m going to show you how to defer “Depreciation Recapture” Tax using a 1031 Exchange. Because here’s the problem: It’s easy to get blindsided by the “Depreciation Recapture” Tax because nobody talks about it. And it’s often forgotten. And you’ll pay this tax even if you sell your rental property and lose money

Here are my 1031 exchange rules – top 10 tips. Because here’s the problem: The IRS has given specific rules on how to do a 1031 Exchange. And when you follow those rules, you have less chance of having your Exchange voided. And real quick, a 1031 Exchange is when you sell one rental property buy

Today I’m going to tell you about the five mistakes to avoid in a 1031 Exchange. A 1031 Exchange is when you sell one property, that’s been held for investment, and buy another property that you will hold for investment, under very, very specific rules and timetables. The reason you do this is to postpone,

In this video, I’m going to give you 8 reasons on why you should not do a 1031 Exchange. That may seem weird since this video is about 1031 exchanges, but there are times when you should not do them. The first one and the most important one is that your accountant says don’t do