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Eric Odum - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
Eric Odum is a veteran in the real estate and financial services industry with over 13 years of experience. Mr. Odum holds a Masters in International Business in Finance from the University of South Carolina. He is a real estate agent in the State of Florida, focusing on cash flow income property investments, IRS Code Section 1031 real estate exchanges and other tax-advantaged real estate strategies. Mr. Odum is an active participant in several ... [More]
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- Building Green - A Discussion on LEED Certification
[Real-Estate:Green-Real-Estate] Award winning LEED Architect Michael Carson talks about what it means to be LEED, why a building owner or tenant would consider LEED and what benefits that they receive. If you are interested in tax credits and energy savings, this interview will be of interest to you.
- Section 1031 Exchanges - Shots Fired Across the Bow
[Real-Estate:Investing] If you are a practitioner in real estate or have clients that hold real estate, the state of California recently made some noise that should make you stand up and take notice. Section 1031 Exchanges, long considered one of the most powerful tax advantages in real estate investing, allow real estate investors to sell their investment properties and "exchange" them for a "like-kind" investment and defer the tax on the accumulated capital gains. This can be repeated over time until the final property is eventually sold and taxes paid.
- Sale Leasebacks May Be Returning
[Real-Estate] In a sale-leaseback, a business can sell real estate they own and then rent the property back from the investor/buyer under a long-term net lease, which term usually runs for 15 or 20 years plus extensions and options. Sale-leasebacks can be as short as a 5 year term, as well. Real estate can make up a large portion of a company's asset base, which is particularly true in small businesses.
- What is a Qualified Intermediary (QI) in a Section 1031 Exchange?
[Real-Estate:Investing] Conducting a real estate exchange to defer your capital gains taxes through a vehicle known as a Section 1031 exchange is not complicated. It does require, however, that you find a new trusted agent referred to as a Qualified Intermediary.
- Triple-Net (NNN) Leased Real Estate - Ideal For Section 1031 Exchanges?
[Real-Estate:Commercial-Property] Trading to Triple Net Leased real estate from personally managed property can significant reduce the time commitment to your investment. Know the facts before you invest.
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