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20-Year-Old Tax Shelter May Be The ‘Way Of The...

Wealthy baby boomers seeking to wash their hands of active property management in favor of passive investment opportunities are increasingly turning to a two-decade-old vehicle that is enjoying new interest — and a growing number of competitors vying for their dollars.  Delaware Statutory Trusts, which make use of 1031 tax exchanges and allow investors to shelter real estate properties from taxes, have been around since just after the turn of the millennium. But a rapidly aging generation is driving record equity into the market and a spate of new offerings and players into the space, including Hines and Starwood.  “As the DST world becomes more and more known … people... Read more

As a new year approaches, it can only mean one thing (besides a sudden spike in gym memberships); we’re that much closer to tax season. And whether you’re dreading...

Real estate investments offer an assortment of tax advantages that contribute to the wealth accumulation of investors. These advantages can be categorized into...

REITs vs. Real Estate Mutual Funds: An Overview Real estate investment trusts (REITs) and real estate mutual funds both offer diversification and an easy, affordable...

1031 exchanges are an effective way for investors to protect their capital. They also historically have experienced strong fundamentals in the long term. Why, then,...

4 Tax Advantages of Rental Property Investment

Real estate has historically been considered a lucrative investment option for centuries and for good reasons. Modern-day tax advantages of rental property investment are among the many financial benefits of investing in real estate. From depreciation deductions to mortgage interest, rental property owners can benefit from a range of tax incentives that are not available to other types of investments. This makes rental properties an attractive option for those looking to invest in real estate and build long-term wealth.  What are the Tax Advantages of Rental Property?   1. Depreciation Depreciation is a non-cash expense: it does not require you to spend any money out of pocket to... Read more

When people first think of investing returns, they often think of metrics such as return on investment (ROI) or equity multiple. While these metrics are useful for...

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When tax season approaches, don’t forget to look for money-save tax deductions for landlords. If you rent out property, you might be eligible for deducting related...

Learn three ways to reduce your capital gains exposure Investing in rental properties can supply investors with steady revenue streams that cover...