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1031 exchange questions

Nina Rivera
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I’m about to close on my first flip. I want to take about half of the proceeds and reinvest it in a new property. The turnaround should be quick. Can I put half the proceeds in a protected 1031? Or does it have to be the entire profit? I’m hoping to be taxed on what I am NOT putting in the 1031. I understand that I am deferring taxes and not getting out of them altogether, when it comes to the other half. And can you refer me to a company that does that in NJ? Thanks

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@Nina Rivera Your best bet is to hold for a year and rent out to a tenant. This will help you with your 1031 exchange "case" with the IRS. 1031 Exchanges are a federal IRS tax code instance and so anyone in the US can help with a 1031 exchange but @Dave Foster is one of the best!

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