How to Do a Like Kind Exchange of Real Estate If you own investment, business, or rental real estate this book can save you thousands of dollars in capital gains taxes. It is a true how to do book. The IRS requires a taxpayer to use a qualified intermediary if they wish to take advantage of the ‘safe harbor’ procedures established in the IRS regulation for a deferred exchange. This book explains the important and mandatory tasks for both the qualified intermediary (QI) and the taxpayer in an exchange. Simple to follow instructions and forms in this book will help you – — Learn if your property qualifies for a 1031 like kind exchange — Figure how much tax you will have to pay Uncle Sam if you sell — Determine what your reinvestment requirements will be — Know what documentation is required — Understand the exchange escrow requirements and rules — How to report the exchange to the IRS and much more !!!

All of the top Real Estate Investors use Section 1031 instead of paying taxes on Capital Gains and Depreciation Recapture, and then they use IRS money to buy more property. This book is the updated Authority on the Section 1031 Like Kind Exchange. You will learn how to: Keep all of your profits, tax-deferred. Use IRS money to buy more property. Do Owner Financing inside a Section 1031. Buy and Rehab without selling first. Exchange Up to larger properties. 6X your Personal Property depreciation. Close on an incomplete Construction. Do a Partially-Tax-Deferred Exchange. Access your Equity tax-free (correctly ). Use NNN - Triple Net Lease property. Do T-I-C Tenancy-in-Common deals. Use DST Delaware Statutory Trusts. Use Section 121 and Section 1031 together. Make a vacation home and investment. Report the Exchange on Form 8824. Refinance, cash-out, die, and eliminate all taxes. This is a clear over-the-shoulder look at the steps in a Simultaneous, Delayed, Reverse, and Construction Exchange, with real-life Examples, and detailed results explained with actual numbers. Welcome

Top Real Estate Investors use Section 1031 instead of paying taxes on Capital Gains and Depreciation Recapture. And then they use the IRS's money to buy additional property. You can, too. Learn how to: 1.) Keep all of your profits, tax-deferred. 2.) Use IRS money to buy more property. 3.) Do Owner Financing within a Section 1031 Exchange. 4.) Buy and Rehab without selling first. 5.) Buy multiple Replacement Properties. 6.) 6X your personal property Depreciation. 7.) Close on an incomplete construction. 8.) Do a partially tax-deferred Exchange. 9.) Access your Equity tax-free. 10.) Use Section 121 and Section 1031 together. 11.) Make a Vacation Home an investment. 12.) Refinance, die, and eliminate all deferred taxes.

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