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Kevin Taylor

Tax Mitigation Playbook: 1031 Replacement Property Rules

Like-kind property is defined according to its nature or characteristics, not its quality or grade. This means that there is a broad range of exchangeable real properties. Vacant land can be exchanged for a commercial building, for example, or industrial

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Kevin Taylor

Is a U.S. Housing Market Crash Inevitable?

It is almost inevitable that housing correction is coming. Most of the upswing nationally in housing prices is caused by low borrowing rates. A mortgage payment is mostly made up of three different columns 1) Principle 2) Interest 3) Other

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boulder investment management, tax planning, k-1, real estate
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Kevin Taylor

How to read a K-1?

Welcome to the exciting world of K-1 forms! Okay, let’s be honest, K-1 forms may not be the most thrilling topic, but understanding them can save you some serious tax headaches. In this blog post, we’ll break down everything you

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boulder investment management, tax planning, k-1, real estate
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Kevin Taylor

How to use your K-1?

A K-1 form is a tax document used to report income, deductions, and credits for partners in a partnership, shareholders in an S-corporation, or members of a limited liability company (LLC). Here are the steps to use a K-1 for

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Kevin Taylor

What might a Russian war do to markets?

It feels so good to write an article about something other than the virus that shall not be named. And I feel I have a better understanding of geopolitical movements and markets than I did with the nuance of microbiology.

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Kevin Taylor

Divorce Playbook: Avoiding Financial Victimhood

The most common mistake person going through a divorce can make, is being uninformed about their joint finances before agreeing to divorce. If your spouse has always handled all of the financial decisions in your household; you may find don’t

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Kevin Taylor

The 8 Financial Musts when Considering a Divorce

Learn and document what you already have. First work to become familiar with what is known. List out every account that you have, its location, the current balance, if and how it’s invested, and what the liquidity situation is like.

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