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Kyle Stanley
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charleston, SC
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Taxes owed on sale of a 1031 property in less than a year

Kyle Stanley
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charleston, SC
Posted

Question for the 1031 QI’s and the CPA’s.

We bought a STR in the Smokies in September 2022 using 1031 proceeds from sale of a LTR we owned for 2 years. It is draining me and we need to get rid of it. Our intent was definitely to hold as we've had in on AirBNB and VRBO but we financially can't any longer as all our reserves are gone and having to pull from personal funds at this point. We just need to cut losses and move on. The replacement property has not gained any value if anything maybe lost a a couple grand in value so should be a wash with no gain on this from a cost basis. What do you folks think we would walk away with approximately after everything?

Net proceeds from sale of LTR $75,000

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