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In a 1031 exchange, one can exchange any real property for any other real property within the United States or its possessions, if the properties are held for productive use in trade, business, or for investment purposes and are like-kind properties. Examples of qualified like-kind exchanges can be an apartment building for farm/ranch, an office building for hotel, or an unimproved property for commercial property.
Exchange options are varied and can involve reverse exchanges, construction (improvement) exchanges, oil-gas exchanges, aircraft exchanges, or personal property exchanges.
The reverse exchange provides greater flexibility in structuring the exchange. This code doesn't allow for an exchanger to exchange into a property that is already owned. But reverse exchange offers the provision of closing on a replacement property, while still trying to sell the old property. There are various options in this exchange like the safe-harbor reverse, traditional reverse, construction/improvement, and the reverse leasehold improvement reverse.
Safe-harbor is a transaction whereby the accommodator takes control of the replacement property prior to the sale of the old property. Time frame provided is 180 days before which the transaction should be completed. Traditional reverse is a reverse exchange that typically looks identical in structure to the safe-harbor reverse, yet it will fall outside of the safe-harbor due to the fact that it cannot be completed within the time frame provided. Construction/improvement is a type of reverse exchange that allows the exchanger to park a piece of property or land that will be built upon or improved during the exchange period. This is the most powerful reverse exchange available for development or construction process. Leasehold improvement reverse is an exchange whereby the exchanger will actually build on property they already own, treating the building as the parked property.
Personal property or aircraft exchange deals with like-kind exchanges personal property or aircrafts respectively. Oil-gas exchanges are mineral or drilling equipment exchanges.
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Opec Warns Against Reducing Demand for Oil
Countries across the world rely heavily on oil and its byproducts to create much of the energy that their citizens consume. The availability of gasoline to power vehicles, boats and aircraft in the United States of America is dependent largely upon oil that is imported from other nations, and particularly from members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
OPEC, founded in 1960, is a conglomerate of major oil producing and exporting nations that are estimated to produce 40 percent of the world’s oil and to possess about two thirds of the world’s known oil reserves. OPEC monitors the worldwide oil market and establishes pricing for oil which affects people throughout the world. According to www.OPEC.org, OPEC’s mission is “to coordinate & unify the petroleum policies of Member Countries & ensure the stabilization of oil prices in order to secure an efficient, economic & regular supply of petroleum to consumers, a steady income to producers & a fair return on capital to those investing in the petroleum industry.” The organization also sets production quotas for most of its members.
The Associated Press reports that the president of OPEC, Mohamed Al Hamli, has asserted that policies aimed at reducing world dependence on oil could lead to reduced availability in the future. Such declaration is cause for concern since history and the principles of economics demonstrate that reduced supply of a high demand product leads to higher prices. Al Hamli reasoned that the exporting countries have minimal resources and that hefty investments in production when demand is uncertain would be financially wasteful.
The United States and other industrialized nations rely heavily on fossil fuels for energy to fuel vehicles, heat homes and to produce and transport a multitude of other oil dependent consumer products. Nonetheless, concerns about the limited nature of oil, unrest about the environmental impact of oil and a long held dependence on imports of foreign oil have contributed to a substantial movement to reduce dependence on oil for energy.
The emergence of alternative forms of energy, such as wind energy and bio fuel is threatening to weaken world reliance on fossil fuels for energy in the long term. However, the tremendous extent of the world’s reliance on oil and natural gas suggest that any changes impacting the demand for oil that do take place will do so gradually.
About the Author
About the Author: Bob Jent is the CEO of Western Pipeline Corporation. Western Pipeline Corp specializes in identifying, acquiring and developing existing, producing reserves on behalf of its individual clients.
Is this another reason why we should drill for more domestic oil?
Our military machinery (boats, ships,aircrafts, tanks etc) do not run on alternative energy. I mean.... I don't think solar power is going to run our tanks...do you?
This includes civilian liners used for imports or exports...
If we need to take military action...we need to make sure that fuel will not be an issue....
What say you?
America is in Deep Water and sinking fast. We need to drill to become a self-sufficient country.
European close: Banks and oil shares in demand
LONDON (SHARECAST) - Strong demand in oil and banking shares helped Europe’s leading exchanges close higher on Monday. Societe Generale, BNP Paribas, Credit Agricole and Deutsche Bank all closed higher.
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