1031 Exchange
The third in a three-part series
By Jefferson Riddell, Esq
After the real estate downturn, the number of 1031 exchanges decreased significantly. However, lately we’ve noticed an uptick in 1031 exchanges, perhaps a sign that the market is recovering or just an indication that investors are realizing it’s still one of the best tax shelters available.
1031 Exchange
The second in a three-part series
By Jefferson Riddell, Esq
Although 1031 Exchange has been in the internal revenue code since 1921, the scope of its use in recent years is unprecedented. Originally an “out west” phenomenon, the use of 1031 Exchange has spread rapidly east in recent years.
How To Sell Your Business Tax Free
The first in a three-part series on 1031 Exchange
By Jefferson F. Riddell, Esq.
Most people are aware that they can sell vacant land and rental properties via 1031 Exchange and defer payment of capital gains taxes. Fewer people are aware that, if they sell an active business–be it a manufacturing [...]
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International Retirement Destinations
By Patricia Tan
Ask any American where they plan to retire to, and you might expect to hear Florida or Arizona. You might be surprised however, at the many different answers you will hear today.
A growing number of Americans are becoming disenchanted with the thought of retiring to a warm and sunny location [...]
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Dubai, The Pearl Of The Persian Gulf
By Patricia Tan
As a real estate professional working to bring overseas investors, retirees and part time residents to Florida I find competition for those investment dollars coming from many other parts of the globe. The world today is indeed very small, as the saying goes.
In recent months, my [...]
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The Truth About Foreclosures, Bargain Priced Property And The Loonie!
By Patricia Tan
Florida is now acknowledged in international circles as THE place to buy real estate. There is growing evidence that the prices in many parts of our state have bottomed and started on the road to recovery, but buyers are still hesitant and search [...]
Go Global – Brazil, The Land of Opportunity?
By Patricia Tan
We hear much talk today of the global economy and the growing role of the BRIC countries – Brazil, Russia, India and China. The term BRIC was first used in a Goldman Sachs report in 2003, which speculated that by 2050 these four economies would be [...]
1031 Exchange
By Jeff Riddell
Although 1031 Exchange has been in the internal revenue code since 1921, the scope of its use in recent years is unprecedented. Originally an “out west” phenomenon, the use of 1031 Exchange has spread rapidly east in recent years. With all of the “unintentional millionaires” out there today, even the little guys [...]
Seller Financing
By Jeff Riddell
It’s hard to get a mortgage these days. So, what’s a seller (and maybe the seller’s real estate agent) to do? Seller financing (sometimes called owner financing) may do the trick. Florida recognizes several approaches, each with its pros and cons.
First there is the traditional seller carry-back mortgage. The buyer and seller sign [...]
Go Global – Go Fractional
By Patricia Tan
There is a growing trend in the international real estate market towards fractional ownership. The global recession undoubtedly influenced this growth, by causing many people to stop and consider their financial position and formulate new strategies for fiscal management and wealth preservation. In recent years there had been a [...]
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
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