In this episode, David Moore from Equity Advantage and IRA Advantage breaks down how you can use retirement funds, including self-directed IRAs, checkbook IRAs, and 401(k) plans, to purchase a business. Learn the differences between investing passively versus working in the business, how to avoid prohibited transactions, and when a Rollover Business Startup (ROBS) is the right move.

Perfect for entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone exploring tax-advantaged business purchases.

0:00 – Buying a Business with Your IRA or 401(k)
0:26 – Client Case Study: Using Retirement Funds to Purchase a Business
1:11 – Passive Investments vs. Working in the Business
1:33 – How a Self-Directed IRA or Checkbook IRA Works
2:13 – Combining Multiple IRAs & Understanding Disqualified Parties
3:23 – What You Can and Can’t Buy with an IRA or 401(k)
4:04 – The Checkbook Advantage IRA Structure Explained
5:06 – The Risk of Working in an IRA-Owned Business
5:47 – Rollover Business Startup (ROBS) Using a 401(k) + C Corporation
7:05 – Summary & How to Choose the Right Structure

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In this episode, David Moore of Equity Advantage covers the complexities of 1031 Exchange closing cost deductions, providing a lighthearted reminder that one wrong step can derail your entire transaction.

Learn why timing, documentation, and proper planning are critical when it comes to:

• Deducting closing costs
• Capital improvements before sale
• Handling “boot” and avoiding unexpected tax consequences
• Creating liens to recover funds legally
• Working with tax professionals to mitigate exposure

David shares real-world examples, like a client who spent $50K prepping a property for sale, and discusses the gray areas of what’s deductible or what could come back to bite you.

Whether you're an investor, realtor, or advisor, this episode will help you navigate the fine print and protect your investment.

📞 Got questions? Visit 1031Exchange.com or call Equity Advantage for guidance.

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In this special edition of the Exchange Bros, David and Tom dive deep into the world of self-directed IRAs — what they are, how they work, and how you can take control of your retirement dollars to invest in real estate, private loans, and beyond.

They break down:

• Why Wall Street IRAs are limiting your options
• The difference between “true” self-direction vs. what your broker says
• How to structure an IRA LLC (aka Checkbook IRA)
• Common pitfalls, prohibited transactions & disqualified parties
• Real-world examples and war stories from years in the business

Whether you're new to retirement planning or looking to supercharge your portfolio, this episode is packed with practical advice, expert insights, and a few laughs.

01:47 – What Is a Self-Directed IRA?
05:08 – Prohibited Transactions & Disqualified Parties
07:31 – The IRA LLC / Checkbook IRA Explained
14:26 – Trust Companies: Not All Are Created Equal
18:33 – Joint Ownership & Multi-Member Structures
25:10 – Funding Pitfalls & Common Setup Mistakes
30:59 – Annual Responsibilities & Reviews
36:07 – Distribution Rules & In-Kind Strategies
54:08 – RMDs, Real Estate, and Retirement Goals
56:40 – Final Thoughts: Be Conservative, Stay Compliant

Disclaimer: It's not just about making investments; it's about avoiding costly mistakes. Listen in and get it right the first time.

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In this episode, David Moore of Equity Advantage sits down with CPA and tax strategist Jonathan McGuire of Aldrich Advisors to unpack the sweeping real estate tax changes brought about by Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill. From the latest on Opportunity Zones and 1031 exchanges to new rules around bonus depreciation, cost segregation, Section 179, and the permanent Qualified Business Income Deduction, this conversation covers everything investors and developers need to know.

They also explore how the 2025 tax reform impacts individuals, high-net-worth investors, and small businesses, offering practical tax planning advice that could save you thousands. Whether you’re a real estate investor, syndicator, CPA, or developer, this episode is a must-listen.

Key Chapters:

02:30 – Common Tax Mistakes Real Estate Investors Make
06:00 – 2025 Tax Law Changes: What You Need to Know
08:04 – SALT Cap Raised to $40K (But Not Forever)
12:54 – Qualified Business Income (QBI) Deduction Made Permanent
16:56 – New Business Interest Deduction Rules
20:00 – Depreciation, Cost Seg, and Land vs. Building Allocation
23:15 – Retroactive Tax Savings
38:23 – Opportunity Zones Are Now Permanent
44:14 – Massive OZ Benefits in Rural Areas

Stay ahead of the curve in a shifting tax landscape. Learn how smart planning today can protect your wealth tomorrow.

🔗 Connect with Jonathan McGuire: AldrichAdvisors.com
🎙️ Hosted by: David Moore – 1031Exchange.com

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The new One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) just passed, and it's set to transform the real estate landscape. From permanent Opportunity Zones to critical updates on 1031 exchanges, bonus depreciation, and SALT deductions, this legislation could have major implications for investors, agents, and property owners.

In this in-depth conversation, David Moore of Equity Advantage and guest, Dan Wagner of Inland Private Capital, break down:

• What’s really in the OBBBA bill
  
  
• How rural and urban communities will be affected
  
  
• Why 1031 exchanges remain essential for market liquidity
  
  
• What happens if OZ investments change in 2027
  
  
• Major wins for real estate investors on depreciation, QBI, SALT & more

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Tired of government overreach, rent control chaos, and the Terrible T’s (tenants, toilets, trash)? You’re not alone, and you do have options.

In this episode, David Moore and Robert Smith sit down with DST veteran Scott Dixon of Inspired Healthcare Capital to break down how Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs), especially in the senior living space — are helping investors escape high-maintenance real estate, preserve wealth, and capitalize on one of the most powerful demographic shifts of our lifetime.

With over $1B in assets and a full-cycle track record, Scott shares what every real estate investor must know now before the coming senior housing supply crunch hits full force. Miss this, and you may miss the next wave of passive income.

Chapters:

00:00 – Why Real Estate Investors Are Looking for a Better Way

05:10 – DSTs Explained: The Structure, Strategy & Advantages

11:40 – Why Senior Housing Is the Standout Asset Class Right Now

15:30 – Real Numbers: Risk, Return, and What Investors Actually Earn

22:10 – The Tax Angle: 1031s, Cost Segregation & Shelter Strategies

26:05 – Exit Strategies, Hold Periods & Reinvestment Options

33:00 – Who DSTs Are (and Aren’t) Right For

44:00 – Financing, Leverage & Risk Management in DSTs

57:00 – Time, Trust & Legacy – What DSTs Free You to Do

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What happens when your sale gets delayed, your replacement property is ready to close, and your financing falls through? In this episode, David and Tom Moore from Equity Advantage dive into the complex world of reverse 1031 Exchanges and the creative financing strategies that can keep your deal alive.

This episode covers:

• What a reverse exchange is and why you can’t own both properties at once
• How seller financing can be a game-changer
• Why cash-out refis before a sale might land you in hot water
• Why calling your 1031 facilitator early can save you time, money, and headaches

Whether you’re a seasoned investor or new to like-kind exchanges, this conversation offers practical insight into making the most of your equity, even in today’s tricky market.

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In this episode of The Exchange Brothers, David and Tom delve into a crucial topic for real estate investors: determining dealer status and its impact on completing a 1031 exchange.

Using the Klarkowski Court Case, they walk through the 9 IRS factors that help identify whether a property is held for investment or resale, and what that means for your tax strategy.

• Common misconceptions about holding periods
• Why intention matters more than time
• Real-world scenarios of investors getting tripped up by dealer status
• The risk of converting capital gains into ordinary income
• How your business activities and property use can make or break a 1031 exchange

Whether you're flipping homes, holding rentals, or planning your next exchange, this episode is packed with practical insight and expert commentary.

📞 Have questions? Contact David and Tom at www.1031exchange.com

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