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Last week, we explained what a reverse 1031 exchange is, and went over some of it’s benefits. This week, we’ll talk more about the process, costs involved, and risks/considerations of a reverse 1031 exchange. Steps to Perform a Reverse 1031 Exchange A reverse 1031 exchange is complicated, so while this will give you a solid…

There are some key differences between a standard 1031 exchange and a reverse 1031 exchange, both of which are designed to defer taxes while investing in real estate. This week, we will explain what a reverse 1031 exchange is, and go over some of it’s benefits. What is a Reverse 1031 Exchange? A reverse 1031…

Vendor screening for property management takes time and research. Still, the effort you put into finding the right personnel will save you real money by avoiding potential damages or when faced with liability. Importance of Screening Property managers and landlords in will likely utilize a vendor at some point in their career for a variety…

Profit margins are up for single-family property investors. In fact, according to new data, some counties have seen rental profits jump as much as 29 percent in just the last year. The biggest returns According to a new analysis from ATTOM Data Solutions, real estate investors can see serious profits when buying in Baltimore City,…

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, rental vacancies are hovering at some of the lowest rates in history. Despite this, landlords and property managers cannot let finding the right tenants fall to chance. Profitable investment properties can quickly turn into a liability if there is no rental income coming in the door. So how can…

Taking effect in 2018, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is the most significant change to U.S. tax law since the Tax Reform Act of 1986. And to the joy of many investors, the new law has made an array of positive changes to the federal income tax depreciation rules for real estate. Here are…

When it comes to investing, the average American has tons of options. There’s insurance, bonds, CDs, hard money lending, stocks, real estate, and more. But where’s the best place to put your money? Stocks vs. Real Estate Most casual investors are familiar with stocks. Whether it’s through an employer-sponsored 401(k) or a handpicked portfolio, it’s…