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Opportunity Zone Funds Vs. 1031 Exchanges In: Real Estate Investing
One of the biggest advantages that we feel a QOZ fund offers is the need to only re-invest the gains from the sale of a property. Compared to a 1031 where both gains and cost base needs to be re-invested. The gain deferred can also be any one of the following as well:* Short-term or Long-term capital gains Unrecaptured Section 1250 gains. Collectible gains Gains from other Securities Net Section 1231 gains Capital gain net income IRC sec. 1256 contracts. *(Source: EisnerAmper-QOF 2019) Min. holding requirements need to be met however to take advantage of these benefits. See the below chart for more differences between a 1031 and investing in a QOZ. If...Read more >
- Illinois Enacts Law Barring Landlords From Evicting Tenants ...
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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) signed a bill into law Wednesday that prohibits landlords in the state from evicting residents due to their immigration status, the...
- The “landlord Way” To Investing
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The landlord of a rental property is not concerned about the daily price fluctuation of his/her property. Instead, a landlord focuses on the rent payments and long term...
- Better Public Policy Can Help Housing Crisis
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The U.S. is in the throes of a housing affordability crisis. Rents are rising and demand is increasing, all while incomes stagnate. Why not simply build more...
- Nyc Landlord Accused Of Dividing Condo Horizontally Into ...
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A New York condo owner is accusing of splitting his Lower East Side apartment into an illegal duplex. But rather than adding walls, he reportedly lowered the ceiling and...
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As Coastal Development Slows, High-growth Markets Offer Upside In: Real Estate Investing
Although we have been seeing signs over the past couple of years of a slowdown in construction starts for multifamily projects in hot coastal markets, over the past six months this trend has noticeably escalated to the point where a growing number of developers just can’t make a project work financially. The combination of high land prices and construction costs have been the main factors for killing deals in major cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York City. Ten years ago, construction costs to build in Los Angeles were less than $200 dollars per square foot, while today we are seeing upwards of $350 per square foot. While rents have grown substantially over that time,...Read more >
- Aaoa Board Member Gets Interviewed On The "creating ...
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AAOA Board Member, Jeff Cronrod, appeared on the Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing podcast with Jason Hartman to talk about how LeaseGuarantee can provide valuable...
- Webinar Handouts - How To Reduce Rental Water ...
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Landlord Quick Tips
Click the links below to download the free webinar handouts: How To Reduce Rental Water And Energy Use AAOA Evolve Product Guide Evolve Product Specs-ADTS...
- Can A Landlord Say No Guns In My ...
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By John Triplett State laws vary on the issue of what landlords can mandate regarding saying, “no guns in my apartments,” and on gun possession in general...
- How To Invest In Multifamily Housing
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Real Estate Investing
INVESTING IN multifamily properties like apartment complexes can offer a path to passive wealth generation that bypasses the volatility of stock market...
