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Tam Le
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1031 Exchange or Other Strategies

Tam Le
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Renton, WA
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Hi,

I am going to put my rental property on the market and am looking to take the equity from it to buy a new home (primary residence).  Question is can I use the 1031 exchange for this or does the new home have to be a rental?  Also what strategies would one suggest I look into to avoid the capital gains tax on profit from the rental.


Thanks,

Tam

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David Rhodes
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David Rhodes
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It can be done, but the key is your intention at the time you acquired the replacement property. ... If so, you may be able to re-characterize that 1031 exchange-deferred gain on investment property into gain on your principal residence and enjoy some or all of the $250,000 or $500,000 exclusion on its sale.

Check this article out it should help.

https://farr.com/1031-exchange-into-principal-residence/

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