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1031 Real Estate Strategies Overview
Investors have long used 1031 exchanges to defer taxes, while swapping old properties for newer properties. The reasons for swapping real estate vary greatly. In today's market, finding real estate values can be a challenge and individual investors have been somewhat limited to residential properties and small commercial structures.
An IRS ruling in 2002 greatly expanded the pool of available properties, particularly for individual investors. While tenant in common investment ownership has been around for some time, the 2002 ruling allowed investors to feel confident that the IRS would allow the tenant in common structure for 1031 TIC exchanges, and this has ignited a cottage industry.
TIC 1031 tenant in common exchanges are typically handled through broker-dealers and are under the oversight of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). While there are 1031 TIC sales occurring outside of the SEC supervision, currently there is some controversy over these properties, and there may be a movement by the SEC to pull these properties under their regulatory umbrella.
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