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What's going on an expensive group? So this week I'm getting into the big shoes of "Entrepreneurs of the Week," thanking Lior on stage. So in a few words about me and us, I am a co-owner of SafetyTint, having been operating for the past eight years in Orlando, Florida as a real estate agency for local and distant investors. This week I will start with a post slightly different from my regular content, the topic is dealing with pressures and changes…

Strategic - BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat)

I want to talk to them about the BRRRR strategy (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) I was recently exposed to the BRRRR strategy thanks to the BiggerPockets podcasts. I want to give an explanation of BRRRR (from what I understand). I would love for the members of the group who have experience with BRRRR to share examples / information from personal experience. 1. Buy Have to buy a property at 20% -30% below the market price and actually get a profit already…

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  1. Hi Assaf, there is a tax permit or tax law that allows you to transfer the sales tax to the next property and thus you do not pay tax at the time of the current sale. There are some guidelines you need to adhere to, for example, if you sold your home for $ 1,000, the next home you buy must be worth more or less worth $ 1,000. Check out a little on the internet, the term is called 100 exchange, there are dedicated companies that run this slice for you. Worth calling a few of these companies and find out all your questions. Successfully!

  2. Thanks for tagging Omar.
    This is indeed the provisions of the 1031 section which allow for the first sale tax deferral (deferral and non-exemption)
    Until the replacement property is sold.
    This will sound surprising but relevant to investment assets rather than inventory
    for example
    The tax authority can claim in respect of the flips since it is in stock
    The section does not apply.

    Another thing is that if you are subject to Israeli taxation
    So using the section instructions is not recommended
    Since you will pay tax in Israel on sale (assuming that you own directly or through an LLC which it overlooks for tax purposes
    Best regards

    Asher Toriel CPA (Israel), Tax Advisor (USA).

  3. If you are planning to sell an investment property and purchase another investment property, then you are probably referring to the 1031 regulation. The tax is deferred while you are not selling and buying an investment property for a higher amount than the one sold. Successfully!