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Real Estate Strategies

SHOULD I BUY, SELL OR TRADE?

Should I buy real estate?

A financial coach can show you numerous ways for you to own and have the benefit of real estate in your portfolio and they don’t all require that you become a land lord.

I currently own real estate that I’d like to sell, but I don’t want to lose any of my gains to taxes!

Our skilled financial coaches can show you options you have to delay, reduce and even eliminate the tax consequences of selling appreciated real estate.

I was told that I could trade real estate holdings that I no longer wish to own and delay the tax bite.

Your coach can show you how to utilize provisions within the tax code that will allow you to change your real estate holdings and it doesn’t always require that you remain the landlord.

We’ve all been told of the importance of owning real estate as one of our asset classes so that we will have a well balanced portfolio. How, when and why you own it are all three considerations of equal importance.

HAVING SOMEONE ON YOUR TEAM WHO CAN HELP CONSIDER ALL ASPECTS OF OWNING, SELLING AND TRADING REAL ESTATE CAN PROVE TO BE INVALUABLE.

A coach can help you discover:

  • If real estate would be a beneficial part of your financial plan at this time.
  • How real estate can potentially affect your current and future tax burden.
  • How to use real estate for planning.
  • How they can work for YOU!

REAL ESTATE STRATEGIES CAN BE AN IMPORTANT PART OF YOUR SUCCESSFUL FINANCIAL FUTURE!

How, when and why you own real estate are all three equal considerations when it comes to ownership.

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Investments in real estate may be subject to a higher degree of market risk because of concentration in a specific industry, sector or geographical sector. Other risks can include, but are not limited to, declines in the value of real estate, potential illiquidity, risks related to general and economic conditions, stage of development, and defaults by borrower.