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Updated over 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

Any way around the 1 year rule?
So, I was excited about doing a 1031 for my first flip, but then I read that you have to own the first property for at least a year. Is there any loophole out of this? I want to flip my first house relatively quickly. Are there any other tax laws I can take advantage of to minimize my capital gains tax on a quick flip?