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Dealer status 1031 exchange restrictions explained for investors
Understanding Dealer Status in 1031 Exchanges Dealer status 1031 exchange restrictions matter because Section 1031 is designed for real estate held for investment or productive use in a trade or business, not property held primarily for sale to customers. In 2026, investors still need to understand this distinction before selling, buying, renovating, subdividing, or marketing…
Read MoreDivorce and 1031 exchange ownership explained for couples
Understanding Divorce and 1031 Exchange Ownership Divorce and 1031 exchange ownership can create a complex mix of tax rules, title issues, deadlines, and settlement decisions. When investment real estate is part of a marital estate, we must look beyond market value and consider who owns the asset, who controls the exchange, and how future tax…
Read MoreSection 121 and 1031 combinations explained for homeowners
Understanding Section 121 and 1031 Combinations in 2026 Section 121 and 1031 combinations can help real estate owners reduce, defer, or manage capital gains tax when a property has served as both a primary residence and an investment asset. At Hub1031, we often see this strategy come up when an owner has lived in a…
Read MoreTenants in common 1031 exchanges explained for investors
Tenants in common 1031 exchanges and the move toward passive real estate ownership Tenants in common 1031 exchanges give real estate investors a way to sell appreciated investment property, defer capital gains taxes, and move into fractional ownership of institutional-quality real estate. In 2026, many investors want less day-to-day management, more diversification, and a smoother…
Read MoreTriple net lease 1031 investments explained for investors
Understanding Triple net lease 1031 investments in 2026 Triple net lease 1031 investments can help real estate owners defer capital gains tax while moving from active property management into a more passive ownership structure. At Hub1031, we help our clients understand how a 1031 exchange works, how net lease assets fit into an exchange strategy,…
Read MoreSale leaseback 1031 exchange strategies for investors
Understanding Sale leaseback 1031 exchange strategies in 2026 Sale leaseback 1031 exchange strategies help real estate owners unlock equity, preserve operational control, and defer capital gains taxes when structured correctly. At Hub1031, we see growing interest in this approach from investors, business owners, and real estate sponsors who want liquidity without fully walking away from…
Read MoreBuild-to-suit zoning compliance guide for developers
Build-to-suit zoning compliance Starts With Site Clarity Build-to-suit zoning compliance is one of the first issues we evaluate when a business, investor, or developer considers a custom commercial property. In 2026, municipalities continue to place close attention on land use, traffic impact, utilities, environmental standards, signage, parking, and public safety. A build-to-suit project can move…
Read MoreExchange replacement valuation techniques explained for property
Understanding Exchange replacement valuation techniques in 2026 Exchange replacement valuation techniques help us determine whether a replacement asset supports the financial, tax-deferral, and portfolio goals of an exchange. At Hub1031, we use valuation as a practical decision tool, not just a number on a spreadsheet. In 2026, investors face fast-moving capital markets, changing property performance,…
Read MoreResidential to commercial 1031 strategies for investors
Understanding 1031 Exchanges and the Move Into Commercial Real Estate Residential to commercial 1031 strategies can help real estate owners reposition investment equity without immediately recognizing capital gains tax. In 2026, many rental property owners want stronger cash flow, less day-to-day tenant turnover, and access to asset classes with longer lease structures. A properly structured…
Read MoreBackup plan multiple properties made easy for investors
Why a Backup Plan for Multiple Properties Matters When we manage more than one asset, whether residential, commercial, or mixed-use, the stakes rise quickly. A solid Backup plan multiple properties strategy is no longer optional. It is a core part of protecting our investments, tenants, and long-term returns. Owning multiple properties spreads opportunity, but it…
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