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Hi Todd, It depends. First, you would need to 1031 Exchange into property that is held for rental or investment. You indicate "investment property" followed by "owner occupied". I'm assuming that you are referring to your primary residence in which case it is not investment property but your home and will not qualify for 1031...
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Is there opportunity to participate in a 1031/721 exchange in the event that the a portion of the proceeds of the sale are reinvested into investment property (owner occupied), and the remainder placed into a REIT? Example: Property sells for 1MM, the gain is split into 2 transactons. 100M into a new investment property, and the remaining portion into...
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[quote user="GlenC"] I bought a rental property in 1979 at age 24 and did a 1031 exchange in 1991, which has been continuously rented. I am currently listing this property for sale and planning to do another 1031 exchange, renting the replacement property for two years and then converting it to our primary residence. My questions are: (1)...
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I bought a rental property in 1979 at age 24 and did a 1031 exchange in 1991, which has been continuously rented. I am currently listing this property for sale and planning to do another 1031 exchange, renting the replacement property for two years and then converting it to our primary residence. My questions are: (1) Am I correct in understanding that...
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Hi Brian, Yes, generally, any depreciation that you have take on your improved relinquished property will be recaputured and taxed when you sell the improved relinquished property and subsequently acquire a unimproved replacement property. Your capital gain taxes would be deferred.