Tag Archives: Real Estate Law

1031 Basics: How to Minimize Tax on Gains of Real Estate Investments

Posted on May 24, 2016 by Joseph R. Marriott

A 1031 exchange is a tool for investors to keep appreciation in their investments properties by deferring the payment of any taxable capital gains. The 1031 designation is the actual Internal Revenue Code article that contains provides the rules and … Continue reading →

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The Three Approaches Generally Used By Attorneys When Drafting Sub-Leases

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Joseph R. Marriott

There are countless reasons why an individual or a business entity would enter into a sub-lease of a property. Whether one is moving-in or moving-out, there are numerous legal implications that must be addressed prior to signing a sub-lease agreement. … Continue reading →

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Real Estate & The Ex-Spouse Who Refuses to Sell

Posted on February 11, 2016 by Joseph R. Marriott

Real Estate, Divorce, and Unilateral Actions to Sell Immovable Property. Continue reading →

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