“Section 1031 Exchanges vs.
Qualified Opportunity Zone Funds:
Which Is Better?”

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Quick Definitions:

Qualified opportunity zones are economically distressed
communities that seek investment. If you make appropriate
investments you may qualify for tax deferments and tax-free
income.

A 1031 exchange is a swap of one real estate investment
property for another that allows capital gains taxes to be
deferred.

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Thinking about selling your commercial or rental property?

Then I’ve got good news for you.

If you know how to play the game, you can avoid paying
hefty capital gains taxes in one of two ways.

Option #1. You can complete a Section 1031 exchange
for another replacement property, or…

Option #2. You can invest all or part of your gain in a
“Qualified Opportunity Zone” fund.

Which is the best choice for you?

Well, it all depends on your personal goals. Which is why I’ve written my new article.

In it, I’ll list 12 goals people may have and show you
the best way to achieve them.

Here are just 5 of the 12 goals
I’ll explain when you read my new article.

Goal #1: You may be itching to get out of the real
estate business.

Goal #2: You may want to diversify your real estate
investments.

Goal #3: You may want to gain liquidity by freeing
up original principal.

Goal #4: You may want to sell your property in ten
years or more.

Goal #5: You may want to give the property to your
heirs tax-free.

And I’ll deal with 7 more goals!

IMPORTANT! After you identify the goal(s) you have, I’ll help you determine how best to handle your tax situation referencing the two options listed above.

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“Section 1031 Exchanges vs.
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