Feb 23, 2022
How do you qualify for a tax-deferred exchange? Listen in as Atty. Harry Borders talks about the types of real estate exchange to consider, the property types allowed for 1031 exchange, and the different techniques to start with a section 1031 transaction.
Key takeaways to listen for
- What is capital gain taxes and how it works
- The fundamentals of 2-money rules and 2-time rules
- Reverse exchange vs. built-to-suit exchange
- Biggest challenges of 1031 exchange
- Perfect pre-planning scenarios for paying no taxes
- Why can’t you invest in a property outside the US?
About Atty. Harry Borders
Harry B. Borders joined the firm in 1991 after graduating in the top ten percent of his University of Kentucky law school class. Harry also has an engineering degree from the University of Louisville. In addition to real estate closings, he sets up companies (limited liability companies and corporations), handles IRS section 1031 tax-deferred exchanges, and works closely with real estate investors. He is a frequent instructor of real estate law courses at the Greater Louisville Association of Realtors. He is a member of the Louisville and Kentucky bar associations. Harry is also a member of the Kentucky Real Estate Investors Association. He travels annually to Central America with Hand in Hand Ministries to help build hope for the poor of the region.
Connect with Atty. Harry
- Website: Borders & Borders, PLC
- Email: Harry@HarryBorders.com
- Phone: 502-894-9200
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