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"Make the most of your regrets; never smother your sorrow but tend and cherish it till it comes to have a separate and integral interest. To regret deeply is to live afresh." Henry David Thoreau
For generations, real estate investors have relied on IRS Section 1031 to do “exchanges” of their investment real estate without causing tax realization. This feature has been one of the pillars that have made real estate investing with taxable (non-retirement) money attractive. Investors can adjust their portfolio to reflect their current needs and the present opportunities while still deferring taxes. What if equity investors could do the same? Now, they can.
The Best Days tend to be interspersed with the worst days and during periods of chaotic market declines.
The world of investing has also been changing, and while many may be decades behind in their knowledge, misunderstanding the game of investing as it now is can have an impact on people’s lives.
What should we do given the election results?