A 1031 exchange allows investors to defer capital gains taxes when selling an investment property by reinvesting the proceeds into a new property of equal or greater value within specific time frames. It is authorized by Section 1031 of the IRS code and has requirements that must be followed, such as identifying a replacement property and completing the exchange, in order to qualify for tax-deferred treatment. Using a 1031 exchange expert is recommended because the process can be complex.

1. What’s A 1031 Exchange?
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You have probably heard about a 1031
Exchange and have wondered, “How can it
help me?“
When you sell an investment property it
generally triggers capital gains taxes.
A "1031 Exchange" is a way to defer the
payment of these taxes.
It is a technique that is authorized by Section
1031 of the IRS Code.
What’s A 1031 Exchange

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There are specific requirements you must
follow to qualify for tax-deferred exchange
treatment.
In order to defer all of your taxes, you must
reinvest in one or more properties of equal or
greater value.
You must also identify your replacement
property and complete your exchange within
specific time frames.
What’s A 1031 Exchange

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What’s A 1031 Exchange
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