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Canyon View Capital for fund performance comparisons and advice on how to best leverage your individual investment strategy for your long-term benefit. Verification of accreditation status is required prior to receiving any performance information.
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CEO & Founder
Bob Davidson
CEO & Founder
Investment with Canyon View Capital—a privately held Santa Cruz, CA corporation—offers a solution for accredited investors to assist in off-setting taxable passive income and solid returns with its tax-deferred Balanced Fund option.
Canyon View Capital also offers investment options for returns from your IRA through investment in multifamily real estate.
A balanced portfolio includes real estate. Canyon View Capital makes this possible for accredited investors without the hassle of being a property manager.
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1031 Exchange California Rules Investors Should Know
As a real estate investor, you know that selling a property is a big decision. You may be ready to move on from a long-held property or look for a new opportunity in a different area. Whatever the case, a downside to selling an investment property is the capital gains
1031 Exchange Guidelines for 2025
Welcome to the world of 1031 exchanges! If you’re a real estate investor, you may already know the sting of capital gains taxes when selling an investment property. But with a 1031 exchange, you can defer those taxes and keep more capital working for you. In 2025, the guidelines for
1031 Exchange Eligibility
Many investors know the frustration of selling an investment property at a profit, only to hand over 20% or more of those gains to the IRS in capital gains taxes. The good news? It doesn’t have to be this way. Savvy investors are turning to the 1031 exchange, a powerful