Michael Johnson
Broker Officer
Realty Executives All Cities
Deferring capital gains tax through a 1031 Exchange can significantly increase your buying power and long-term returns. Whether you’re selling an investment property or looking to diversify your portfolio, understanding how a Tax Deferred Exchange works—and when to use alternative 1031 strategies—can be a game changer.
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A 1031 Deferred Tax Exchange is a tax strategy that allows real estate investors to defer paying capital gains taxes when they sell an investment property, as long as they reinvest the proceeds into a "like-kind" property within a specific time frame, following IRS Section 1031 rules.
The Structured Installment Sale is an annuity that allows you to defer
potentially large capital gains tax and receive guaranteed installment payments over time.
A DST allows multiple investors to co-own real estate, qualify for a 1031 exchange,
and receive passive income—all without the responsibilities of being a landlord.
