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Posted over 4 years ago

The Real Estate Locker Room with John Carney

The Real Estate Life You Want.

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Had the chance to chat with John Carney in The Real Estate Locker Room a few weeks back about how to increase your wealth with 1031 exchanges.

Tune into our conversation here iTunes - Stitcher - Google Play

Key Points:

  1. 1031 Exchange: In the statue of the IRS tax code, there are provisions that allow you to sell/purchase investment real estate, use a QI, and indefinitely defer paying tax on capital game. Investors may use that tax deferment to purchase more real estate and increase their wealth.
  2. Not limited to “buy and hold”. You may use the 1031 Exchange for any kind of real estate as long as it is for investment.
  3. 1031’s are not easy. Your QI is your investment guru.
  4. Timing requirements: You only have 45 days to identify a new property after the sale of the existing property. Your QI needs to be in place before the sale of the initial property.
  5. Advice to consider: Research your market. Focus on the big picture. Start early and be strategic. Ready, fire, aim does not work. Work with an expert.

Favorite Sport:

  • Basketball & Volleyball

Favorite Books:

  • Whatever Happened to Penny Candy
  • The Clipper Ship Strategy.

Pro tip:

  • Follow your passion and follow it now.
  • Only do what your passion is and don’t do anything else. Otherwise, you are going to suck at it and burn out.

Thank you, John, for having me on the show!



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