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Tired of Toilets, Tenants and Trash
but not tired of the income your investment property yields? You have spent a great deal of time, energy and (most importantly) money on real estate investments. You have enjoyed the benefits including: cash flow, appreciation, tax deductions - all to build equity, and hopefully, wealth. Now you are nearing the end of your investment road and would like to take your profits and be rid of the management burdens. But there is one BIG problem; the IRS is waiting to take a significant portion of your built-up equity through capital gain taxes and depreciation recapture. Is there any way around losing
The IRS lets real estate investors preserve their gains through a 1031 tax deferred exchange. This IRS rule allows you to defer capital gain taxes and preserve your equity. But, there is a catch; you have to reinvest those funds back into real estate - and must do it within a short time line. This could mean you end up right back where you started with the headaches of toilets, tenants, and trash! The good news, for investors like you, is there is a way to do a 1031 Exchange, create a diverse portfolio of properties, alleviate the burdens of every day management and build greater wealth by Stomp(ing) the IRS Out of Your Capital Gains, with replacement alternatives you may not be aware of! Did you know you can exchange your real estate Yes, producing oil and natural gas wells! What about multi-million dollar office buildings or New York City hotels? Yes - and with less equity than you may realize. Stomp the IRS Out of Your Capital Gains presents a complete picture of the 1031 Exchange replacement options by providing details on replacement alternatives and pointing out the pros and cons of each asset class. If you own investment real estate, Stomp the IRS Out of Your Capital Gains will open your eyes to alternative investments you can potentially exchange into – options you may not know you have. In the end you will be more informed as you make decisions on the future of your properties. Information is power and in real estate that means money... |
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