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how to CUT 15-20% from the price of your 1031 exchange properties  |  Episode 171

how to CUT 15-20% from the price of your 1031 exchange properties | Episode 171

Released Friday, 18th December 2015
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how to CUT 15-20% from the price of your 1031 exchange properties  |  Episode 171

how to CUT 15-20% from the price of your 1031 exchange properties | Episode 171

how to CUT 15-20% from the price of your 1031 exchange properties  |  Episode 171

how to CUT 15-20% from the price of your 1031 exchange properties | Episode 171

Friday, 18th December 2015
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Want to know a POWERFUL WAY to get high-quality rental properties for 15-20% LESS when you’re doing a 1031 exchange?  This one is sexy, my friends.  I’m Bryan Ellis.  I’ll tell you all about it right now in Episode #171

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Hello, SDI Nation!  Welcome to the podcast of record for savvy self-directed investors like you!

Hey folks, before we get started today, I wanted to mention to you that we’ve just started a twitter account for Self Directed Investor Radio, and I’d LOVE for you to follow us.  You can get to our twitter feed by visiting SDIRadio.com/twitter.  And at the end of this show, I’m going to give you a nice bribe for engaging with us there on Twitter.  Again, you can reach our page by visiting SDIRadio.com/twitter.

So the bane of all self-directed investors is not risk or market volatility or even inflation.  It’s TAXES.  That ever-present drain on our productivity and profits that is spent more wastefully than any of us care to imagine.

Fortunately, we don’t have to sit idly by and let Uncle Sam rape our purses.  There are a number of strategies that are wholly compliant with the law – provided by the law, actually – which help to fight the beast of taxation.

One of the best such strategies is the 1031 exchange.  I know many of you are familiar with this one, but quickly, for those of you who are not familiar:

The 1031 exchange enables owners of real estate to avoid payment of taxes on profits from real estate simply by re-investing the capital in another piece of real estate.  Essentially, you’re just rolling your profits forward from one deal to the next.

And this is a HUGE benefit because without the 1031 exchange, you’d be required to pay the taxes on your profits of 15 to almost 30% in some cases... and only after that would you be able to reinvest your profits into another deal… so your investable capital would be MUCH, MUCH, MUCH lower.

But that issue goes away with a 1031 exchange… and that’s why so many real estate investors love that particular tax break so dearly.

But you know… there are a couple of variations of the 1031 exchange that can be even more powerful than the one you’re already familiar with.  Those variations are called the “Construction Exchange” and the “Improvement Exchange”, and they both have one thing in common:  You’re dealing with unfinished property.

Why is that such an opportunity?

Ahh yes… my friends… it’s reasons like this that listening to SDI Radio can be so valuable for you.

Consider this:

An overwhelming majority of people who do 1031 exchanges will exchange INTO rental properties of some sort.  And that really can make some good sense.

So for example, the SDI team routinely provides opportunities for investors to buy into great rental properties in Birmingham, Alabama… because the numbers there just work really, really well.  It’s pretty routine to be able to spend no more than $55,000 and end up with a fully renovated rental property that will bring in $750 or more per month making it possible to have a very real net yield of 10%+ per year… so attractive numbers, for sure.

And because of that, I regularly hear from investors doing a 1031 exchange who ask me about properties we have available.

And sure, I’m happy to share with them the properties we have available.  But the reality is… that’s the wrong question!

A better question is:  What are the properties that you COULD have available?  Because if, instead of doing a conventional 1031, if we do a construction or improvement exchange instead, what that means is that your funds could be used on BOTH the purchase AND renovation of the property.

Well… I’ll grant to you… that by itself doesn’t sound particularly exciting.

But what IS exciting is what that means for your bottom line.  In effect, it means you’ll be able to get 15-20% more with your money than before.

For example:  Most of the time, that same property that would cost you $55,000 and yield a monthly rent of $750 can actually be bought for a whopping 15-20% LESS than that – usually around $45,000 or so – by doing the transaction as a construction or improvement exchange.

Why?  Nearly everyone who is in the business of buying these houses and renovating them for resale to people like you and me… these people are not investors, they’re contractors.  That’s cool… that’s not a slam… but it’s important to note, they’re contractors, not investors.  And frequently, the only kind of funding available for doing these sorts of deals is hard money, which is by it’s very nature, very expensive.

And the truth is that funding for the lower-priced houses is even more expensive than for funding houses in a normal price range.  That’s how it is all over America.  So it’s not uncommon for the cost of funding to be the largest expense of the project.

But by doing a construction or improvement exchange, what you’re doing is providing funding for the purchase of the property and funding for the improvements… and in return, you’re getting a massive price break.  Remember… a $10,000 cost savings on a $55,000 house is nearly 20%... and getting a 20% discount on a piece of real estate is, as Donald Trump might say… ABSOLUTELY YYYYUUUUUGE!

Paying $55,000 for this kind of property is already a solid deal leading to a net return of around 10%.  But when you pay $10,000 less… your return can very realistically jump up to the 14-15% range.

That’s a difference that really makes a difference, my friends.

What does it cost you?  About two months?  Most of these projects take 2 months to purchase and fully renovate, which is WELL within the 1031 exchange guidelines.

And by using this simple twist on the common 1031 strategy… your return can skyrocket from around 10% to around 14 or 15%.  And in case you missed it… that means your profit increases by 40-50%.

That, my friends, is a game changer.  A long-term 10% return can make you financially strong.  A long-term 14% return can make you rich.

And for those of you wondering if this is specific to 1031 exchanges… no, it’s not!  If you’d like to buy a rental property and you’re willing to allow for 2 months of time to purchase and renovate a property, you can get the same deal!  Frankly, this is a no-brainer.

If that’s you… you’re doing a 1031 or you’re otherwise interested in owning high-yielding rental property at a 10-20% discount versus the already attractive price, then definitely reach out to me.  Just go over to SDIRadio.com/consultation and set up an appointment to talk with me.  Again, that’s SDIRadio.com/consultation.

Ok, back to Twitter for just a moment.  We set up a twitter page just yesterday for SDIRadio, and I’d really love to have it take off quickly, so I’m going to do what all great business people do:  I’m going to offer you a bribe.

Hehehehe get your mind out of the gutter… this one is totally ethical.  I have an excellent book called “Exchanging Up:  How To Build A Real Estate Empire Without Paying Taxes Using 1031 Exchanges”… and I’ve got 10 physical copies of it, and I’d like to send one of them to you… and it won’t cost you a penny.

All I ask in return is your help with promoting our brand new twitter page, so just text the word SDITWITTER to 33444 for instructions.  Again that’s text the word SDITWITTER to 33444.  It’s spelled SDITWITTER with no spaces or periods.  Text SDITwitter to 33444 right now.

My friends… invest wisely today, and live well forever!


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