We’ve added the 91-day T-Bill rate to our list of monthly rates reported. This rate determines the minimum interest rate a seller must report and impute in a delayed §1031 transaction when he is not receiving interest on §1031 monies held by a facilitator or accomodator. The rate also sets the amount of ordinary income the facilitator must report. You can find this, and all the other rates reported monthly, in our August edition of the first tuesday journal online.
About The Author

Giang Hoang-Burdette
is a licensed real estate agent and former first tuesday Journal editor. Giang worked in the mortgage industry before joining the first tuesday staff.
Related Posts
Latest posts
- The CFPB’s proposed solution to abate pandemic foreclosures
- Earthquake Fault Zones and Seismic Hazards
- No U-turn: liabilities to a seller in a breached purchase agreement
- Current market rates
- Case in point: Does the price paid at a trustee’s foreclosure sale establish a property’s fair market value (FMV)?
Weekly Poll
Newsletter Sign-up
Get real estate news straight to your email.