Do You Invest in Real Estate? Here Are 9 Reasons the IRS Might Call You a Dealer
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Do You Invest in Real Estate? Here Are 9 Reasons the IRS Might Call You a Dealer
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In this episode of The Exchange Brothers, David and Tom delve into a crucial topic for real estate investors: determining dealer status and its impact on completing a 1031 exchange.
Using the Klarkowski Court Case, they walk through the 9 IRS factors that help identify whether a property is held for investment or resale, and what that means for your tax strategy.
- Common misconceptions about holding periods
- Why intention matters more than time
- Real-world scenarios of investors getting tripped up by dealer status
- The risk of converting capital gains into ordinary income
- How your business activities and property use can make or break a 1031 exchange
Whether you're flipping homes, holding rentals, or planning your next exchange, this episode is packed with practical insight and expert commentary.
📞 Have questions? Contact David and Tom at www.1031exchange.com
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