The Opportunity Zone program provides investors with a tax incentive for investing in Qualified Opportunity Zone Property located within an Opportunity Zone. You can use this tax incentive to attract investors into your own real estate project if the project is located within an Opportunity Zone.
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The property must be located in a Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ).
It can be almost any kind of property, so long as it is used in a trade or business.
There are 126 QOZs in Colorado with 60% of them located along the Front Range.
To qualify for the Opportunity Zone tax benefit your must invest in a qualified property.
You can invest in any type of property, including commercial, land and residential real estate.
If you purchase land you can’t just sit on it (land bank) and if you purchase an existing building you must improve it.
Most commercial real estate qualifies but there is a limitation on so-called “sin businesses” like liquor stores.
The moment you solicit investment from someone else you must do so in compliance with Securities laws and regulations.
This includes both Federal and State Securities laws and regulations.
There are exceptions and relaxed regulations for smaller investment offers.
There are a number of crowd funding platforms that can help you find investors for your property.
There are Federal and State crowdfunding regulations that you need to follow if you use a Crowd Funding platform.
Crowd Funding platforms allow you to raise capital from both accredited and non-accredited investors.
Colorado may require you to register your investment offer even if you are making the offer subject to an exception.
You may be required to provide your investors with certain offer documentation that sets out opportunity, risk, terms and conditions of their investment in your business.
To qualify for the primary Opportunity Zone tax benefit the investor must hold the investment in the Qualified Opportunity Fund for 10-years.
After 10-years the investor can sell its interest in your fund and pay no capital gains tax.
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