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Going separate ways with 1031

Darren Lam
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My brother and I recently inherited a property and we are looking to sell it. We own 50% each but want to invest separately moving forward. Can we both do our own 1031 on separate properties? Or can I do a 1031 and he just pays his taxes on his half of the sale

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    If you recently inherited the property from a family member, you may have received a step up in basis and wouldn't have a tax liability. Consult your CPA. You may not have to do a 1031 at all

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