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Jon Deavers
  • Richmond, VA
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Tax Question: REIT's and 1031 exchange?

Jon Deavers
  • Richmond, VA
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I currently own shares in a couple of REIT's as a parking place for some cash while saving to purchase a S/MFR. I was wondering if it's possible to shelter the cap gains using a 1031 when the time comes to liquidate and use the REIT value for a down payment?

Sounds good in theory (I will be selling a real estate asset worth X dollars to buy a larger real estate asset worth X+ dollars) but does the trust being securitized throw a wrench in the works?

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