06/10/2026
As retirement approaches, many real estate investors start thinking less about growth and more about simplicity, stability, and preserving the wealth they have built over the years.
But selling appreciated properties can trigger significant capital gains taxes, reducing the equity available for future investments.
Our latest article explores how a Reverse 1031 Exchange may help investors reposition their portfolio before retirement by acquiring replacement properties first and deferring capital gains taxes in the process.
Read the full article here:
https://r1031x.squarespace.com/how-real-estate-investors-can-reposition-their-portfolio
How Real Estate Investors Can Reposition Their Portfolio Before Retirement Using a Reverse 1031 Exchange For many real estate investors, retirement isn’t about stopping investing. It’s about investing differently. Author: Todd Galde | Sr. Loan OfficerJune 10, 2026 Why Retirement Changes Investme...