Reverse 1031 Exchange Rules: Deadlines, EATs, and Depreciation
Reverse 1031 exchange rules let you buy a replacement property before you sell the one you are giving up, provided a third party holds title
Reverse 1031 exchange rules let you buy a replacement property before you sell the one you are giving up, provided a third party holds title
When you buy into a partnership or LLC that already owns real estate, you usually pay today’s value for an interest whose share of the
If you own a two- or three-family home, a converted mill unit, or a commercial building in Lowell, cost segregation is the engineering study that
Cambridge packs lab buildings, rows of two- and three-family houses, and centuries-old homes into one dense city, and each of those building types depreciates differently
Cost segregation in Waltham splits the cost of a building into components that depreciate over 5, 7, or 15 years, leaving only the structure itself
Cost segregation in Boston works the same way under federal law as it does anywhere else, but the buildings here are different. A Dorchester triple-decker
A partial 1031 exchange happens when you sell an investment property, roll most of the value into like-kind real estate, and walk away with something
Cost segregation in Worcester follows the same federal rules as anywhere else, but the Massachusetts return and the city’s split property tax rate change how
To value a short-term rental property, start with the income it can realistically produce: project a year of bookings, subtract every operating cost to reach
Calculating property depreciation for taxes comes down to one formula: the building’s depreciable basis, spread across its IRS recovery period, adjusted for the month it
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