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Richard Chang
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Exchange - Rental Property to Commercial Property ?

Richard Chang
  • Renter
  • Alhambra, CA
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Hi all,

I have a duplex in Orange County, CA that I have held for 25 years and I want to consider an exit strategy. I have deducted 25 years of depreciation which would need to be recaptured on normal sale ( ouch ). So, I thought I heard of the possibility of exchanging into a commercial property and leasing it out for 5-10 years ( to a WalGreens / CVS pharmacy ) and then live off the income stream and avoid capital gains taxes.

So, is this possible ? Where would you begin to look for the commerical property ?

Thanks, Paul

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Curtis Bidwell
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Curtis Bidwell
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@Richard Chang As both are considered investment there should be no problem doing a 1031. We took several SFR and did a 1031into a mixed use building that had apartments, restaurant, office and retail services. Good luck to you!

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