46: Justin Shore - Hall CPA

SummaryIn this episode of the Retired Real Estate Investor podcast, host Brandon Bruckman and co-host Julia Fritzlen welcome Justin Shore from Hall CPA to discuss the complexities of real estate taxation. They explore the importance of specialized CPAs for real estate investors, the nuances of depreciation and recapture, and the various exit strategies available, including 1031 exchanges and Delaware Statutory Trusts. The conversation also covers the tax implications of REIT redemptions and emphasizes the need for thorough planning and understanding of tax strategies in real estate investing.TakeawaysSpecialized CPAs are crucial for real estate investors.Understanding depreciation and recapture is essential for tax planning.1031 exchanges can defer tax liabilities on property sales.Delaware Statutory Trusts offer unique advantages for investors.REITs provide liquidity but come with tax implications.Planning ahead can save significant amounts in taxes.Investors should be aware of the complexities of tax codes.Cost segregation studies can enhance depreciation benefits.Exit strategies should be considered well in advance of selling.Continuous education on tax strategies is vital for real estate success.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Real Estate Taxation03:48 The Importance of Specialized CPAs for Real Estate Investors10:05 Understanding Depreciation and Recapture20:05 Exit Strategies: 1031 Exchanges Explained30:07 Delaware Statutory Trusts vs. REITs50:05 Tax Implications of REIT Redemptions59:50 Conclusion and Resources for Real Estate InvestorsSocial Links:Podcast: The Retiring Real Estate InvestorFollow us on Instagram: @InvestWithInsightFollow us on Facebook: @InvestWithInsightFollow Brandon on Linkedin: @BrandonBruckmanJoin the Facebook group: Invest with InsightListen on Spotify: The Retiring Real Estate InvestorListen on Apple: The Retiring Real Estate InvestorIf you're looking to learn more about DSTs, 1031 exchanges and passive investing, visit www.investwithinsight.comThe firm is a registered investment adviser with the states of KS, MO, WI, CA, AZ, TX, LA, and may only transact business with residents of those states, or residents of other states where otherwise legally permitted subject to exemption or exclusion from registration requirements.