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Explore a whole new world of
Replacement Property
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As "like-kind" replacement property, ownership in Energy replacement properties
qualifies for the 1031 tax deferral - just like a Tenant-in-Common. Energy
replacement properties can produce potential monthly cash flow, have the
potential for higher rates of return than traditional TIC investments, are
historically more liquid and offer hands-off ownership. One of the many
advantages of energy assets is that, unlike buying a building, an energy asset
purchase can often be tailored to the exact valuation required for your
exchange. Some alternatives on the market even provide the ability to tailor the
exact amount of debt desired by an investor. This is of particular interest to
1031 exchangers looking to match debt to avoid boot. In addition, many Energy
replacement property options offer a much lower minimum investment requirement
than many traditional real estate or Tenant-In-Common (TIC) investments.
Energy property asset types include:
* Royalty Interests
* Working Interests
* Royalty and Working Interests blend
If you're curious about what's available today,
sign up now for access to our current
listing of available TIC and Energy replacement properties.
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Energy Investing
