Navigating Summer Market Volatility with Tax-Smart Real Estate Investing
Posted on June 18, 2025 by Blake Backer
Jeff Feinstein, Managing Partner of Pinnacle Partners, and Steve Stroud, Senior Wealth Manager at Three Bell Capital, shared key insights when it comes to navigating market volatility with tax-efficient real estate investing.
Watch the video below as they discuss:
- How to navigate current market volatility (4:35 – 7:12)
- Market volatility has increased significantly in 2025 compared to 2024 with key contributing factors that include federal policy decisions, trade tariff negotiations and possible tax legislation changes.
- Investors may want to reassess their portfolio allocations and explore diversification beyond stocks and bonds
- How to diversify into real estate and utilize tax-smart strategies (7:15 – 12:09)
- For investors with recent or anticipated liquidity events, they may want to look at Opportunity Zone tax incentives to potentially defer their capital gains tax
- How volatility equates to opportunity (13:10 – 17:31)
- Investors can find tax-smart ways to protect and grow their wealth
- The potential renewal of the OZ Legislation – what will OZ 2.0 look like? (17:40 – 19:14)
- How have Three Bell Capital’s tech clients utilized OZ investing to their advantage? (19:15 – 26:13)
- Case studies
- How to successfully redeploy capital into OZ projects to not only build a diversified investment portfolio but also to potentially reduce your tax burden
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