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Sean Williams
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Louisville, KY
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1031 Where Replacement Property Needs Repairs

Sean Williams
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Louisville, KY
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I went searching for this topic in the forums but have not had much luck...

When purchasing the replacement property via a 1031, is it possible to use some of the excess funds within the 1031 to perform repairs on the new property?

Example:

I will have about $40k sitting in a 1031,  and will need about $30k for down payment, closing costs etc for the new replacement property we are purchasing. Instead of trying to utilize the remaining $10k on acquisition of property #2, could we make $10k worth of repairs or upgrades to the first replacement property (roof, Kitchen etc) that would make it more attractive to a tenant and/or increase the value? How would this be accomplished correctly?

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