1031 Exchange Experts Equity Advantage

When selling a rental property and replacing it through a 1031 Exchange, you might want to consider a property that’s a little more valuable or maybe in a different area. So how much flexibility do you have when identifying those properties? Tom Moore, President of Equity Advantage, walks through the 1031 Exchange Three Property Rule, which lets you identify up to three diff...

Does leasing out part of a property make it possible to do a 1031 Exchange into a Primary Home? David and Tom Moore, co-founders of Equity Advantage also known as The 1031 Exchange Bros., answer a question from an investor on Reddit who wants to buy a home with 10 acres leased to a farmer. There may be an exchange opportunity here, but you have to separate what you’re buying...

Most real estate investors assume that if they lose money on a property, there can’t be a taxable gain. But that’s not always true. An investment property can decline in value, lose all of its equity and eventually go into foreclosure or be sold through a short sale, and the owner may still have taxable gain.

This is known as phantom gain, and i...

Missing the 45-day deadline or identifying a replacement property incorrectly can derail your 1031 Exchange. David and Tom Moore, co-founders of Equity Advantage known as The 1031 Exchange Bros., explain when the deadline begins, how the 1031 Exchange 45-day identification rules affect which properties an investor can buy, and major mistakes to avoid when choosing properties...

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