Delaware Statutory Trusts and 1031 Exchanges: Tax Rules for Real Estate Investors
A Delaware Statutory Trust can provide a passive replacement property option for a 1031 exchange, but qualification depends on the federal tax structure. Learn why Revenue Ruling 2004-86 matters, how DST debt and basis affect the exchange, what restrictions apply to the trustee, and which tax issues investors should review before investing.
Real Estate Partnership Tax Rules: Basis, Debt, Distributions, and K1 Reporting
Real estate partnership taxation extends far beyond entering a Schedule K1. Learn how outside basis, partnership debt, passive activity rules, property contributions, distributions, Section 704(c), Section 754 elections, and sales of partnership interests affect an investor's return.
1031 Exchange Rules for Real Estate Investors: 45 Day, 180 Day, Boot, and Basis Rules
A Section 1031 exchange can defer gain on qualifying investment or business real estate, but the transaction must satisfy strict federal rules. Learn how the 45 day identification deadline, 180 day exchange period, qualified intermediary rules, boot, debt replacement, basis, related parties, vacation property, reverse exchanges, and depreciation interact.