1031 Tax Deferred Services

An IRS 1031 tax deferred exchange allows you to roll-over all of the proceeds received from the sale of an investment property into the purchase of one or more other like-kind investment properties. At closing, proceeds are transferred to a third party--called a facilitator or qualified intermediary--who holds them until they are used acquire the new property.  The capital gain taxes are deferred if all of the exchange funds are used to purchase like-kind investment property.

Esential to successful land investments are: the timing of the acquisitions; the slectivity in the location of the property; the complication of market research to support the profitability and political feasibility of the investment; professional planning; the return on invesment and the availability of financial resources (Major advantage of an IRS 1031 Tax Deferred Exhange).  We work hard to maximize your opportunity, that’s why we DO NOT "drive around and point out lots." 

We specialize in land acquisitions and investment properties requiring an IRS 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange.  Please call us with questions regarding a 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange.

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Related Information

Tax Relief act of 2003

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