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Todd Mason
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boise, ID
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Is this a Possible 1031 Strategy?

Todd Mason
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boise, ID
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Thinking about how to best structure a 1031....

Loan balance: $125K...... Est net sales price( after all closing cost ) $310K

Est net proceeds: $185K.... This would be the amount to roll over into 1031 and put towards next property

I currently have a HELOC on the property for $90K.......... Here is my thought / question

If I was to withdraw the HELOC before the sale of the house that would count as debt/ 2nd mortgage on the house right? Which debt is non taxable. Leaving the net taxable sales proceeds of $95K to 1031

Does that make sense or am I off and missing something?

  • Todd Mason
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