Learn about the benefits and drawbacks of investment grade, long-term triple-net-leased (NNN) double-net-leased (NN) real estate. This article was originally written during one of the most tumultuous and difficult economic times throughout our...
Read this simple guide to real estate ownership structures: sole ownership, Tenant-in-Common (TIC), Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), and real estate funds (LLC and LP).
In order to successfully defer capital gains taxes using a 1031 exchange, an investor must identify potential replacement properties, in writing, by midnight of the 45th calendar day after the close of escrow on the relinquished property. If the IRS...
Corporate credit ratings are issued by rating agencies in order to provide investors with better insight into how well a particular organization is operating and able to pay off its liabilities and financial obligations. The three largest rating...
When considering net-leased real estate, it is important to secure the right type of tenant, a sufficient lease term, and the right lease structure. The terms of your lease spell out your and your tenant’s rights and have a material impact on the...
In the event of a natural disaster or eminent domain, the 1033 exchange can be utilized to defer capital gains taxes on the relinquished/lost property.
