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Would you 1031 Exchange in this situation?
Hi everyone!
I've owned 2 Detroit rental properties for about a year. I'm thinking about selling one of them to fund the down payment for a FL duplex.
I'm wondering if you would use a 1031 exchange for this type of situation:
- Purchased all-cash for approx $62,000.
- Rents monthly for $850.
- Thinking of listing for high $60k, low $70k to keep the rent/income ratio over 1%.
I know that I would really not need to 1031 if I break even (no capital gains). Was wondering your thoughts on 1031'ing if my gains are in the $5k-$10k range. Worth it for the hassle, or should I just absorb the gains?
Thanks!