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If you're thinking about selling a multifamily, the tax bill can swing by six figures depending on how you structure the exit. Between 1031 exchanges, seller financing, DSTs, Opportunity Zones, and stepped-up basis rules, there are real ways to defer or reduce capital gains instead of handing a huge chunk to the IRS. The key is knowing which strategy fits your situation before you sign the purchase and sale.

Seller financing can help multifamily property owners reduce taxes, boost their sale price, and attract stronger buyers—especially in today’s high-rate environment. Learn when seller financing actually makes sense and when a traditional sale is the smarter move.

Discover simple ways to boost rental income without raising rents, from laundry machines and parking fees to storage units, pet rent, and utility bill-backs.

How to avoid the classic rookie mistakes when buying an investment property

Pros and Cons of the Four Major Real Estate Investing Strategies

A review of the three types of 1031 exchanges

Reasons to sell a rental property

Examples of the financial impacts to holding investment property or selling it

New Hampshire Capital Gains Tax Explained for owners of multifamily or apartment real estate

The rights and rules surrounding security deposits in New Hampshire

Explore options for managing an inherited investment property, including assessment and decision-making.

How to resolve a housing violation from the CIty of Manchester, New Hampshire and get a certificate of compliance.

Ask the right questions before hiring a property manager for your multifamily property

The 6 steps to evicting a tenant in New Hampshire