1031 exchange basics for real estate investors
What a 1031 exchange is, the two deadlines that drive everything, and the questions to ask your CPA and qualified intermediary.
Residential rentals, multifamily, commercial, and ALFs. Understand the numbers, the risks, and the exit before you commit capital.
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What a 1031 exchange is, the two deadlines that drive everything, and the questions to ask your CPA and qualified intermediary.
How to calculate a cap rate, why two properties with the same number can be very different investments, and where sellers inflate it.
The return on the cash you actually put in, after debt payments, and why it moves so much with financing.
Rent rolls, leases, expenses, and the building itself. How to confirm what you are really buying.
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