Good morning! Welcome back to Word of the Week Wednesday! Today let’s look at 1031 exchange.
A 1031 exchange is a provision from the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. It allows a seller to defer
paying capital gains taxes when a property is sold, and proceeds are reinvested in another property
within a certain timeframe.
The QA Team of Dan Quarles, Austin Karrick and Erica Lovingood continue to have a strong year in 2019. The following are the most recent transactions from Commercial Partners Realty’s Pinellas County Office/Industrial team. Represented the landlord, Mainstream America, Inc., in the lease of 15,000 SF of flex space in the Petersburg Commerce Center, located…
Austin Karrick, an accomplished leader in the Tampa/St. Petersburg CRE industry, has been honored by Connect Media with its Next Gen Award. As an office and industrial real estate specialist for Pinellas County at Commercial Partners Realty Inc., Karrick is a dedicated team member and a partner in CPR’s Industrial and Office group, The QA…
Let’s talk about 1031 – not Halloween, but something that faced its own scare this fall – the tax deferment program used by many commercial real estate investors. The original version of the American Families Plan proposed a $500,000 cap on the popular capital gains deferment vehicle. However, the most recent version of the bill…
It’s Word of the week Wednesday! Let’s look at letter of intent or LOI. This letter helps property owners/landlords and buyers/tenants negotiate important information for a property of interest before completing a final binding contract.
Good morning, welcome back to Word of the Week Wednesday! Let’s talk about covenant. A covenant is a written agreement or restriction inserted into deeds or other legal contract documents stipulating certain activities will or will not be allowed on the property.
Good morning, Here’s another Word of the Week Wednesday! Let’s look at income approach. Income approach is a type of appraisal method that allows investors to estimate the value of a property based on the income the property generates. One method is calculated by dividing the net operating income by the capitalization rate.
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