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Net lease investing — purchasing a commercial property that is net leased to a single, creditworthy tenant — is a unique way to profit from commercial...

Seller financing may add an extra layer of complication into the 1031 exchange process.

Optimize 1031 exchanges: Navigate rules, deadlines, and intermediaries to avoid tax issues and ensure successful real estate reinvestment.

Discover the flexibility of 1031 exchanges with broad like-kind rules, ensuring investment continuity across diverse real estate assets.

For a deeper understanding of the "same taxpayer" requirement for 1031 exchange transactions, read our FAQ!

Sell multiple properties in a 1031 exchange while deferring taxes. Learn the rules, deadlines, and strategies for maximizing your investment benefits.

A guide to sale leaseback transactions There are many ways for companies to raise capital: recruiting investors, reinvesting profits, borrowing funds...

What are the Different Types of Net Lease? Among net lease investment properties, there are sub-types of leases with different expense structures...

For investors, there are numerous opportunities for creative real estate financing, each with its own unique advantages. Zero cash flow properties...

A 1031 exchange allows an investor to sell one or more appreciated assets and defer the payment of capital gain taxes by acquiring one or more...

A net lease is a lease structure that places the responsibility of building expenses on the tenant, in addition to the rent paid. Those operations...