There are many different, complex concepts involved in the field of real estate business, but one key term that you need to be aware of is Tenants in Common (TIC). In case you are wondering, what is Tenants in Common, have no fear: at First Guardian Group, we have the information you need to master and...Read More
A net lease rental property requires the tenant pay for some or all the property expenses that would normally be paid by the rental property owner. Tenants who have a single net lease pay only the property taxes in addition to rent. Tenants with a double net lease pay the property taxes and insurance premiums. Tenants...Read More
The first thing all of us consider in determining a fair price for something we are buying or selling is to look at the prices of comparable items that have recently sold. If we are looking to buy a home to live in, we will first want to know the prices of similar homes that have...Read More
When investors complete a 1031 Exchange, they are required to report the details to the IRS on IRS Form 8824. Failure to file this form and correctly report the required information can result in a reversal of your 1031 Exchange and potentially trigger penalties. This form must be completed and filed along with your tax return...Read More
If you’re interested in investing in real estate, you may be aware of a 1031 Exchange. While a 1031 Exchange can save you a significant amount of money by deferring capital gains taxes, there may be times when you need additional cash from an investment property or are unable to avoid a mortgage or cash boot....Read More
