THE NARROW CRITERIA OF WHO A DEALER REALLY IS

Understand the Real Estate Dealer Rules to Protect Your Investment

If you are involved in real estate investment, understanding the Real Estate Dealer Rules is crucial for your tax strategy and business structure. The report, THE NARROW CRITERIA OF WHO A DEALER REALLY IS, provides in-depth insight into the criteria that determine whether you are classified as a real estate dealer or not.

Who Is Considered a Real Estate Dealer?

The Dealer Status Criteria are specific and narrow. According to extensive research, if your business primarily involves full-time activities such as being a builder-developer, you are classified as a dealer. This is especially true if flipping properties is your main business, and you complete a significant number of flips annually with the genuine intent to sell.

Avoid Dealer Status for Tax Efficiency

If your activities do not meet the Real Estate Dealer Rules—such as not engaging in full-time property flipping or building—you may avoid dealer status and the tax implications that come with it. This report offers clear guidance on how to navigate the rules and maintain your status as an investor, not a dealer, helping you optimize your tax strategy.

Protect Your Investment with Expert Insights

This essential report clarifies the Dealer Status Criteria and provides actionable advice to protect your investments. Don't let ambiguous rules jeopardize your tax savings—learn who a dealer really is and safeguard your real estate business today.