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Bryan Cork
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1031 basics, where to start?

Bryan Cork
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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I want to start learning the ins and outs of 1031’s and I expected to find a sticky thread with and article posted but didn’t see one, so where would you all suggest that I start?

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Erin Spradlin
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Erin Spradlin
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  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Hey Bryan-

That's a great question, and one I just read about in Dave Greene's excellent Long-Distance Real Estate Investing book. On a high level, here are the basics: 

  • it's a section in the tax code
  • allows you to avoid paying capital gains taxes on specific investments
  • Move profits from one property into another
  • Like kind properties same in nature or character
  • 45 days to id new properties to close on
  • 180 days to close on an identified property
  • Avoid taking possession of the money

Talk to your lender (and your CPA) about this as they can advise you on the rules for a 1031 exchange. I've also included links for more info on 1031s. Good luck! 

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