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1031 exchange rental property for RV.

Bill Wills
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 I have a condo that is a  rental I would sell if I were allowed a 1031 Exchange for building my retirement RV.

Anyone know if this might possibly be allowed?

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@Bill Wills, probably not.  The 1031 has to be a sale of investment real estate  followed by a purchase of investment real estate.  An RV is going to be classified as personal property.  There are times when an RV could be treated as real estate when attached to a lot.  But for something you want to travel in you almost certainly get a registration certificate from the DMV and not a tax bill from the county appraiser.  That makes it not real estate so no 1031.

If your tax bill is going to be large then 1031 but into a passive cash flow producing asset.  Purchase an RV and pay for it with the tax deferred cash flow.

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