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...following types of capital expenditures concerning the property: (a) expenditures for normal repair and maintenance of the property, (b) expenditures for minor non-structural capital improvements of the property, and (c)...

...and thus must be recalculated each year. In our example, we have a $900,000 gain ($1M-$900K), less the $90,000 recognized on the first $100K payment (gross profit percentage of 90%),...

...helping hand in low-income areas. However, QOZs can also have some minor downsides. So, here are some cons that come with Qualified Opportunity Zones. Community Investment Uncertainty Qualified Opportunity Zones...

...the real property and rolling the proceeds over to a DST, they would essentially transform a tangible, illiquid, “hands-on” real property into a passive, “unitized” security that would give them...

...retirement income. While REITs can provide significant benefits, they should complement, not replace, other income streams. Social Security benefits, pensions, and other investments are worth considering when developing a comprehensive...

...steps in, form an LLC, buys the replacement property, and make the improvements till it is completed. The goal is to use the remaining exchange dollars ($400k) to make capital...

...wealthy at any age or anywhere. What else can we gather from this definition? We can gather that wealth is relative based on the person’s lifestyle, assets, spending habits, background,...

...work side by side in helping find/vet the right properties. Unlike you’ll find anywhere else, 1031ex specializes in all passive-income-generating properties like TIC, DST, and NNN properties. Sera Capital Can...

...property (not real property) no longer qualifies for like-kind tax-free treatment, effective 1/1/2018. With QOZs, investments must be made by Qualified Opportunity Funds into Qualified Opportunity Zones, which are government-designated...

...$100/week for the foreseeable future. In the above example this person invests $100 in the first week and it represents 100% of their total investment. In the second week they...

...of DST that you'll see is usually a single-property multifamily apartment property. Other types include Industrial, NNN, Manufactured Housing Communities, Self-Storage, Hospitality, Retail, Senior Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care,...