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What You’ll Learn
- Definition Of A 1031 Exchange and The 4 Types Commonly Used
- IRS Requirements For Completing A 1031 Exchange
- Benefits And Risks Of A 1031 Exchange
- How To Complete A 1031 Exchange With A Private Equity Sponsor
What Is A 1031 Exchange?
A 1031 Exchange lets investors defer the taxes on capital gained from the sale of an investment property by reinvesting in another property of like-kind value. Essentially, this lets you postpone capital gains taxes by selling a property and then putting the proceeds of this sale towards a new investment that will continue to grow capital for you
The Benefits Of A 1031 Exchange
Why 1031 Exchange into National Brand Grocery-Anchored CRE Properties?
At FNRP, we believe that when you engage in a 1031 Exchange, it should be a seamless and resilient investment process that ultimately creates more value than when you invested. What better way to accomplish this than with an exchange into national-brand grocery-anchored properties?
Through our Tenant-Centric Value-Added Investing Strategy, our team has established relationships with the nation’s largest essential-needs brands from Kroger to Whole Foods, giving us insight into the best properties on and off-market. This also helps us with lease-up and other value-add opportunities that have the potential to increase your investment property’s returns.
We believe grocers offer the perfect blend of stability and value-creation potential that other assets simply can’t compete with. Additionally, because these properties are Triple Net leased, the majority of building costs and expenses do not fall upon investors.