A Simple Guide to Installment Sales for Real Estate Owners
Selling an investment property can create a large tax bill, especially if you’ve owned it for many years and has appreciated significantly in value.
Timeline for Converting a DST into a 721 UPREIT: What Investors Should Know
For many real estate investors—especially those approaching retirement—converting a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) into an UPREIT can be an attractive way to simplify their portfolio
6 Tips for Creating a Comprehensive Financial Plan
Building a solid financial plan sets the foundation for achieving your life’s most important goals—from securing retirement and homeownership to growing your investment portfolio.
How to Evaluate Potential DST Properties: Key Metrics to Consider and Questions to Ask
Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) offer a compelling entry into high-quality commercial real estate—especially for those executing 1031 exchanges.
Comparing DSTs with Other Passive Real Estate Investments
Passive real estate investing offers ways to build wealth without managing tenants or maintenance.
Selecting a 1031 Exchange Advisor: What To Consider
Facilitating a successful 1031 exchange is more than matching old and new properties—it requires navigating tight deadlines, strict IRS rules, and strategic tax decisions.
Installment Sales and Interest Charges Under IRC § 453 and § 453A
For real estate investors, the installment sale method under Internal Revenue Code § 453 is a popular strategy for spreading taxable gain recognition over multiple years—improving cash flow and aligning tax liability with payment receipt.