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1. 1031 Exchange
What is a 1031 Exchange? In July of 1991, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) finalized the rules governing Delayed Exchanges in Internal Revenue Code §1031, which … More
Resource Type: Category Overview; Area of Law: 1031 Exchange
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2. I Have Already Sold My Property. Can I Still Do An Exchange?
Yes provided your sale has not closed yet your taxable sale can be turned into a tax free exchange with some simple paperwork.
Resource Type: FAQs; Area of Law: 1031 Exchange
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3. How Do I Exchange Into A Larger Property (Trade Up)?
You trade up by getting a bigger loan on the new property or adding cash or equities in other properties or notes carried back from the sale of other properties etc. … More
Resource Type: FAQs; Area of Law: 1031 Exchange
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4. Can I Exchange Several Smaller Properties For A Larger One?
Yes you can sell any number of smaller properties and trade up to a larger one.
Resource Type: FAQs; Area of Law: 1031 Exchange
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5. What Exactly Are The Tax Advantages In Exchanging?
You can eliminate paying any capital gains taxes and you can eliminate paying the even higherrate taxes on the recapture of depreciation you've taken on your … More
Resource Type: FAQs; Area of Law: 1031 Exchange
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6. Can I Get Money Out Of The Exchange Tax Free?
Yes one way is to complete the exchange first and then refinance the new property.
Resource Type: FAQs; Area of Law: 1031 Exchange
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7. Can I Refinance Without Blowing The Tax Free Exchange?
Yes you can refinance the property you are selling before you exchange or refinance the property you are buying after you exchange and the proceeds are taxfree. … More
Resource Type: FAQs; Area of Law: 1031 Exchange
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8. Can I Carry Back A Loan On The Property Im Selling And Still Have A Tax Free Exchange?
Yes the payments you receive are taxed as you get them on an installment sale basis. The balance of your equity is exchanged tax free.
Resource Type: FAQs; Area of Law: 1031 Exchange
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9. Are There Reasons To Exchange Other Than Tax Advantages?
Yes there are many nontax reasons to exchange. For example if you no longer like managing property you can exchange your management intensive property for … More
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10. How Long Can I Take To Buy A New Property?
You have 180 days between the closing date on the sold property and the closing date on the purchased property.
Resource Type: FAQs; Area of Law: 1031 Exchange