From $120K to $190K Cash Flow: Deferred Sales Trust | Brett Swarts
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Selling a business or property? Up to 50% of your gain could go to taxes. Here's how one owner grew cash flow from $120K to $190K instead.
What if swapping one rental for a bigger one isn't the path to freedom at all?
Misty Bacon sits down with Brett Swarts, founder of Capital Gains Tax Solutions and author of Building a Capital Gain Tax Exit Plan, who helps founders and investors defer tax with a deferred sales trust.
Learn how to plan a capital gains tax exit before you sell, how a deferred sales trust compares to a 1031 exchange, how to build truly passive income, and how leaders avoid drifting off course.
🎧 Hosted by: Misty Bacon
🎤 Featuring:
Brett Swarts is founder of Capital Gains Tax Solutions, an eXp Commercial multifamily broker, and author of the Amazon best-seller Building a Capital Gain Tax Exit Plan. Raised building custom homes in the Bay Area, he later ran multifamily sales and 1031s at Marcus & Millichap. He hosts the Capital Gains Tax Solutions and Build It to Billions podcasts.
💡 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
✔️ Capital gains tax can take 20–50% of the gain on a large sale
✔️ Exit planning applies to businesses, Bitcoin, IPO stock, and real estate
✔️Deferred sales trusts defer tax with no cash taken at closing
✔️Repeated 1031 exchanges often trade 15 problems for 30 new ones
✔️Truly passive income is to freedom what compound interest is to money
✔️ Leadership failure usually happens slowly, not all of a sudden
✔️Consistency over intensity turns good habits into second nature
💡Key Questions Answered
Q: Who is a good fit for a deferred sales trust?
→ A: Business owners, founders, and investment property owners with multimillion-dollar gains, says Brett Swarts, founder of Capital Gains Tax Solutions. Primary homes fit only at $3M+, with $1–2M in gain and no replacement home.
Q: How can I stop managing a rental property but keep the income?
→ A: In Brett Swarts' client example, Warren sold his 15-unit property, deferred the tax, paid off debt, and diversified into passive investments, raising cash flow from $120K to $190K and freeing his time. Investments still carry risk.
Q: What's the difference between a deferred sales trust and a 1031 exchange?
→ A: Per Brett Swarts, a 1031 exchange swaps one property for another, while a deferred sales trust makes proceeds diversified and liquid, in stocks or back in real estate. He calls it the Netflix to the old Blockbuster 1031.
⏳ Timestamps:
📌00:00 - Capital Gains Tax: 20–50% of Your Gain at Stake
📌00:31 - Meet Brett Swarts: Custom Homes to Marcus & Millichap
📌02:16 - Tax Planning: 10,000 vs. 5 Hours
📌03:23 - Who Qualifies for a Deferred Sales Trust?
📌04:32 - $10M Sale: Become the Bank (IRC 453)
📌05:59 - Selling With a Loan: Debt Over Basis & 1031s
📌08:30 - Broke in 2008 to Passive Income
📌09:54 - 15 Units, 15 Problems: $120K to $190K
📌12:19 - Seller Financing: When Buyers Default
📌13:57 - Why Only 1 in 3 Leaders Finish Well
📌15:22 - Awareness, Isolation & Pace
📌17:45 - Consistency Over Intensity & Mentors
📌20:00 - Cold Calls: Add Value or Waste Time
📌23:46 - Legacy & Serving the Most Vulnerable
📌26:16 - The $124 Trillion Wealth Transfer
Connect with Brett Swarts:
🌐 Facebook → Company: https://www.facebook.com/capitalgainstaxsolutions
💼 LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/brett-swarts
💼 LinkedIn → Company: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brett-swarts
📸 Instagram → Company: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ci3t976AIXR/
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