What is a 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange?

A 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange allows you to preserve the value of your property investment and can be a powerful tool if administered correctly. A tax-deferred exchange under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code allows the real estate investor to sell an investment property and acquire another "like-kind" property while deferring federal capital gains taxes until later. This lets you reinvest sale proceeds that would otherwise be paid to the government as capital gains taxes.

What Is A Tenant-In-Common Program?

By exchanging into a "Tenant In Common" property, you can reap all of the benefits of being invested in real estate without the day-to-day headaches of "hands on" property management. TIC programs allow investors the time and freedom to enjoy the activities they like, without the responsibilities typically associated with landlord -tenant relationships.

Call Diversified Wealth Builders

DWB are replacement property specialists in the TIC, commercial and residential markets. Our job is to work with clients and other parties to facilitate the investment transaction of 1031 and TIC Exchanges.

What sets DWB apart is that we provide our clients with a real estate investment analysis, detailing cash flow, cap rate, and internal rate of return. Once your specific needs are determined, and all other pertinent information has been obtained to properly analyze your real estate investment, DWB will help you find a replacement property that will meet your needs.

DWB has access to databases of available properties throughout the United States . This industry information allows us to keep our clients apprised of what different sponsors are offering. This information includes their reputation in the industry, their respective performance records, markets, and the current availability pipeline.