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Exchange Real Estate at We The People, Inc. of the United States

We The People offers financial advisors and their clients the ability to exchange a variety of assets including real estate.

When real estate is exchanged, you receive fixed, tax favored payments for life or for a term of years, a generous income tax deduction, the IRS forever forgives a large portion of the capital gain and other important benefits.

Exchanging Real Estate, here’s how it works:

Property owner enters into an option agreement with WTP allowing WTP to market, and sell their property at a price agreed upon by the property owner.
WTP secures the services of a successful, local realtor and, like any real estate transaction the property is marketed.
When a buyer is found, a simultaneous closing takes place. First, the title is transferred to WTP and then immediately to the new buyer.
WTP absorbs all realtor and closing costs into the transaction, freeing the property owner from any “out-of-pocket” expenses.
Fixed, tax favored payout can begin immediately or it can be deferred to a later date, and the payout stream can be directed to children or heirs, for their life or for a terms of years..
A large portion of the capital gain is forever forgiven, saving money on taxes and because you chose WTP, you never pay “out-of-pocket” capital gains tax.
A large portion of the recapture tax is forever forgiven when you have taken depreciation on the property.
You receive a generous tax deduction. This deduction can be applied to your tax return and is used to lower your adjusted gross income reported to the IRS for the first year and 5 years of carry-forward, if applicable.

We The People Inc. of the United States, in accordance with U.S. IRS Code and regulation provides simple plans that extend tax relief to individuals and families nationwide. WTP is a Massachusetts 501 (c) (3) organization. WTP does not provide tax, legal investment or financial advice. Individuals should seek tax, legal, investment, and financial advice from an independent professional advisor.