1031 Exchange Blog - CPEC1031, LLC - Minneapolis, MN

In a 1031 exchange, you need to re-invest all of your equity from your relinquished property into your replacement property. If you take any of the cash from the sale of your relinquished property and redeploy it into your pocket, the IRS will rightfully tax you on that c...

When it comes time to sell a piece of investment or business real estate, you have a few options at your disposal. You could sell the property and pocket the proceeds, or do a 1031 exchange and defer your capital gains taxes in the process. Deciding between these options can be difficult. In this article, we...

An essential part of completing your 1031 exchange is ensuring that your documents are signed prior to your closing. In this guide, we will walk you through the eSign process.

To sign, you can expect two emails, one from the 1031 team with instructions and one from Adobe Acrobat Sign inviting you to review and sign. Once in the Adobe Acrobat Sign page, you will see tex...

What if a taxpayer sells investment property individually but wants the 1031 replacement property titled in a trust? Will they still be able to qualify for 1031 exchange treatment?

1031 exchanges are a wonderful tax-saving strategy and many investors want to know what the future holds for section 1031. In this article, we are going to talk about the history of 1031 exchanges and ho...