Corcapa 1031 Advisors – Your Partner in Replacement Properties for Tennessee Investors completing 1031 Exchanges.

Tennessee 1031 Exchange Advisor

Corcapa 1031 Advisors is an alternative investment company specializing in 1031 Exchange Replacement Properties in the form of Tenants in Common (TIC) and Delaware Statutory Trust (DST). Corcapa assists in 1031 exchanges throughout the country.

Specializing in Tax Deferred Exchanges

We specialize in 1031 Exchange Replacement Property in the form of 1031 DST (Delaware Statutory Trust) and 1031 TIC (Tenants in Common Investments which are appropriate for 1031 tax-deferred exchanges. Corcapa’s goal in working with our clients is to find solutions which meet your investment objectives and defer capital gains taxes. 

Another unique area of our practice is sourcing Direct Investments (non-1031 eligible) that meet clients’ financial needs and are positioned with the goal of projected income and projected appreciation.

Corcapa researches the marketplace of real estate syndications, perform due diligence on offerings, recognizing both the benefits and risks of all investments, and make recommendations to our clients based on their goals and risk tolerance. Investment size is broad at $25,000 to $25,000,000, as are our investors.

With the best reputation in the industry as 1031 exchange and alternative investment specialists, we can help our clients diversify their portfolio with alternative real estate investments and 1031 Exchange Replacement Properties.

Tennessee 1031 Exchange For Farms, Ranch and Land Properties

Considering selling your Tennessee agricultural land, farm or ranch?

A 1031 Exchange can provide a tax savings opportunity for Tennessee Farm Ranch owners. Sellers of agricultural land, farms and ranches can benefit from tax deferral under Internal Revenue Code Section 1031.

Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 1031 permits real property which is held for productive use in a trade or business or held for investment to be exchanged for other like-kind real property while deferring capital gains and recapture taxes which would otherwise result from the sale of a property. The definition of like-kind is so broad that almost any perpetual interest in real property of any type will be treated as like-kind to any other perpetual real property interest. You are not limited to an exchange of an agricultural property, farm or ranch for another ranch or a farm for another farm. Instead, it can be exchanged for a Single Family Residential Property, Multi-Family Property (Apartments), Commercial Office Properties, Retail Shopping Properties, Industrial Warehouse Properties, Vacant Undeveloped Land, Oil & Gas Interests and other like-kind exchanges.

For more information on an Tennessee Farm 1031 Exchange or Tennessee Ranch 1031 Exchange contact Corcapa 1031 Advisors (949) 722-1031 for detailed information of how you can benefit from an Tennessee Agricultural 1031 Exchange.

Did you know real estate investments in Tennessee can defer capital gains taxes by opting for a 1031 exchange rather than a conventional property sale? 1031 Exchanges not only defer capital gains taxes, but also enhance the capacity to transfer investments into higher potential revenue-generating properties. 1031 tax-deferred exchanges also add to portfolio diversification and ease estate planning procedures.

The Internal Revenue Service allows investors in Tennessee to divest themselves of business properties, rental properties, and investment land while deferring all capital gains taxes under IRC Section 1031. This provision represents a significant advantage within the tax code, offering investors the opportunity to compound their wealth through successive utilization of 1031 Exchange tax deferral strategies.

In any real estate transaction, engaging in a 1031 Exchange presents both potential risks and benefits. It is crucial to get guidance from qualified alternative real estate investment professional to navigate the complexities of the 1031 exchange process effectively.

Learn more about 1031 Exchange rules, time limits and FAQs in Tennessee.

Non Traded Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)