Real estate investment, Section 1031 planning, ownership structure, estate planning and succession should not be treated as completely separate decisions.
Attorneys may help investors evaluate title, trusts, entities, succession, incapacity planning, beneficiary objectives, transfer restrictions and the interaction between an exchange and the investor’s broader estate plan.
Chapter 12 explores trust ownership, basis planning, succession, incapacity, title consistency, and coordination with other professionals.
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Chapter 12 — The Estate Planning Attorney Perspective
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Chapter 13 — Five Hypothetical Case Studies
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Chapter 14 — Decision Matrix & Investor Checklists
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Chapter 15 — The Future of Tax-Efficient Real Estate Investing
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DSTs & Estate Planning — DST Education ~ Market Intelligence
The Value of a Coordinated Advisory Team
A Section 1031 exchange may involve tax, legal, real estate, exchange, securities, financial-planning and estate-planning considerations. Each professional should remain within the scope of their respective discipline while communicating material issues that may affect the investor’s overall decision.
Better coordination does not mean that every professional performs the same role. It means that important tradeoffs are identified early enough for the investor to make an informed decision.
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