Exchanging Real Estate Volume III Part A

This extensive and detailed examination of Tax Deferred Exchanges is designed to not only capture "the law" on Exchanges, but to also integrate practical, real world issues within the text. Thus, the author, a tax attorney, real estate attorney, professor, broker, and consultant provides the most up to date insight into current cases, revenue rulings, revenue procedures, Code and Regulations, and interpretive government positions, in a manner that facilitates real world application for exchanges. This approach is supported by providing an actual case or ruling, as an example, but abridged by the author to remove most of the extraneous issues that are not pertinent to the direct Exchange issue at hand.

Dr. Mark Lee Levine is one of the foremost experts in the United States on Code Section 1031 Exchanges, having written numerous articles in the field, published books on the topic, testified in cases on 1031 issues, taught courses on Exchange topics for over 40 years, practiced law in the field of real estate tax, and acted as a broker and consultant in this important area of tax planning. Dr. Levine, BS, JD, PAP, Ph.D., LLM, is a full professor and has been at the University of Denver since 1975. He served as director of the Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management at University of Denver's Daniels College of Business for close to 20 years. Dr. Levine has been a Fulbright Scholar three times - twice in China and once in UAE. He holds many designations, including CCIM, CIPS, CLU, ChFC, ALC, CPM, CRE, CRS, MAI, SRS, GRI, DREI, Dipl. FIABCI, FIREC, FRICS, RECS, SREA, SRI, TRC, GAA. Dr. Levine is one of the foremost experts in the U.S. on American and international real estate. He has traveled as an international delegation leader to locations throughout the world, and has taught in over 100 countries.