NYC investment sales hit multi-year peak to end 2021
About a third of all multifamily transactions have been affordable housing
Multifamily assets boosted the market to levels not seen since 2018
Who Is Investing In Opportunity Zone Projects?
Several projects, do not meet that profile at all
Potential OZ investors to come to us as opposed to going out and trying to find them?
How the Biden Administration’s Proposed Tax Plan Could Affect Real Estate
Long-term capital gains and qualified dividends for taxpayers with income over $1 million from 20% to 39.6%, beginning retroactively from April 2021
Key items you should be aware of if your business is in the real estate industry
What to know about taxes when selling investment properties
Many individuals often overlook is tax liabilities
If you’re new to real estate investing, it’s likely you’re reading every book and article on the topic
Like-Kind Exchanges To Be Limited Under Biden’s Tax Proposals
The limitation on like-kind exchanges coupled with increased tax rates on long-term capital gains could cause the 2022 tax bill of high-income real estate professionals to skyrocket.
Biden’s newly released Green Book provides further detail surrounding his tax proposals.
1031 Exchanges Could Change Forever — What Do You Need To Know?
Study found that 88% of replacement properties acquired through 1031 exchanges were disposed of through a subsequent taxable sale
This section of the tax code has benefited investors large and small for 100 years.
Biden’s proposal to cut 1031 exchanges may be “tremendous blow” to real estate: experts
100 days into his administration, the president has called for partially eliminating like-kind exchanges.
Uncertainty surrounding capital gains tax break lingers
43.4% Capital Gains Tax?
Biden officials leaked that they will soon propose raising the federal tax on capital gains to 43.4% from a top rate of 23.8% today.
Make that more than 55% if you live in New York or California.
Biden Presidency May See Higher Individual Tax Rates, 1031 Repeal
Maybe not quite where he wants to get at 39 percent (top rate). But I do think you’re going to see a tax plan move in the first year.”
The thought process is, if you’ve got large capital gains, do you consider your options and recognize capital gains now, […]
What is a 1031 exchange, and how do I take advantage of it?
There are plenty of rules and red tape associated with the 1031 exchange program. Read on for more details.
If it’s an investment property, rather than your primary residence, you can be taxed on your capital gains—i.e.,