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Two Essential Tax-Saving Strategies in Real Estate Investing

Bette Hochberger
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Hello all! I recently got a message regarding some tax strategies in real estate investing. With a decade of experience as a CPA specializing in real estate, I wanted to share two tax-saving tools that can immensely benefit investors:


1031 Exchanges:

What is it? A provision that allows you to defer capital gains taxes by reinvesting the proceeds from the sale of a property into a new like-kind property.

Why it's beneficial: It’s a remarkable strategy for preserving and growing your real estate wealth without the immediate burden of tax.

Cost Segregation Studies:

What is it? A detailed analysis that identifies and reclassifies personal property assets to accelerate the depreciation time frame.

Why it's beneficial: By breaking down a property into its individual components, you can achieve faster depreciation, which in turn provides immediate tax savings.

    Every real estate venture is unique, and understanding these tools is paramount in making the most of your investments. Always consult with a tax professional that's proficient in the industry to ensure these strategies align with your goals and current situation.

    Wishing you all informed and prosperous investing!

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