The Advisor's First Call Email Templates: Client-Facing, Compliance-Friendly
Three ready-to-use email templates for advisors introducing 1031 exchanges to clients.
Technical walkthroughs and client-facing checklists for the CPAs, attorneys, and advisors who run 1031 exchanges for clients.
Talk to a 1031 specialist24 guides across 5 topic shelfs.
Three ready-to-use email templates for advisors introducing 1031 exchanges to clients.
Most 1031 exchange opportunities are missed because advisors don't ask the right questions.
Comprehensive 30-question reference hub for advisors. Organized by topic: Timeline, Boot & Tax, Property Qualification, Entity & Ownership, DSTs & Alternatives, Compliance.
Five-minute qualification framework for advisors. Is the property real property? Is it held for investment? Is the taxpayer the same? Are there deal-killers?
IRS Revenue Ruling 2004-86 established that beneficial interests in Delaware Statutory Trusts can qualify as like-kind replacement property in 1031 exchanges.
Post-TCJA, 1031 exchanges are limited to real property. The 2020 final regulations define what qualifies.
Deep dive into how depreciation recapture works in 1031 exchanges, including Section 1250 unrecaptured gain, the deferred-but-not-forgiven rule, and planning implications.
How to calculate and track basis in replacement property after 1031 exchange. Includes formula, worked example, recordkeeping checklist, and serial exchange considerations.
Comprehensive guide to boot in 1031 exchanges. Covers cash boot, mortgage boot, and hidden boot sources with worked examples and a boot-minimization checklist for advisors.
Not all closing costs can be paid with exchange proceeds without creating boot.
Improvement exchanges let clients enhance replacement property before Day 180 in exchange for deferral.
Tactical guide for advisors handling partial exchanges. Covers modeling, debt considerations, planning patterns, and worksheets for presenting options to clients.
Vacation rental and mixed-use properties can qualify for 1031 deferral under Rev. Proc.
Reverse 1031 exchanges allow clients to identify and acquire replacement property before selling relinquished property.
Related-party 1031 exchanges trigger IRC 1031(f), which requires both exchanged properties to be held for two years after the exchange.
Refinancing before or during a 1031 exchange raises step-transaction concerns and can inadvertently create boot or collapse the exchange.
Constructive receipt is the silent killer of 1031 exchanges.
When a partnership or multi-member LLC sells, the entity itself must execute the 1031 exchange. Individual partners cannot exchange separately.
Understanding the economics, tax math, and planning dynamics is essential.
Tactical guide for advisors handling portfolio-level 1031 exchanges with multiple properties sold and/or acquired.
A complete guide to the 1031 deal team: who does what, when to engage them, and how to coordinate.
Real estate wire fraud is the fastest-growing title company crime, and 1031 exchanges are prime targets.
The identification letter is the moment of truth in every 1031 exchange.
Explainer on the Hello1031 advisor directory: how it works, how to get listed, how to optimize your profile, and what investors search for.
229 active 1031 DST offerings in one table, built from SEC filings and public records.