1031 Exchange
Investment real estate ownership is a powerful tool in the creation of wealth. One of the best catalysts to that process of wealth generation is usage of the IRS Section 1031 exchange.
When business or investment real estate is sold, the IRS treats it as a taxable event. The following taxes could be due…
- 15% federal capital gains tax (25% after 2009)
- 3% Illinois capital gains tax
- 25% recapture of depreciated value by purchasing a “replacement property” a business owner or investor can create or maintain a cash flow, defer the above taxes (possibly thru death) and also enjoy the appreciation of the new property during ownership.
National Realty Network has specialists helping clients benefit from this strategy. Dually licensed as Real Estate Brokers and Securities representatives these specialists provide our clients access to traditional real estate as well as management free Tenant in Common opportunities in institutional grade properties across the nation and across all property classes. These include…
The specialists are also registered representatives with MICG Wealth Management. MICG is a securities broker/dealer with a specialty division for selling Tenant in Common opportunities available only as securities. A Real Estate firm without this type of relationship is not able to provide access to these opportunities.
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