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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

1031 Replacment Property: Help Me Understand My Options
Hi BP Experts!
I recently sold a home in California for $855k, rolling $236k into a 1031 Exchange. I bought a prelacement SFR for $555K, with ~$140k. This leaves me with ~$94k in the account and the need to purchase a property that is worth roughly $300k.
I just found a great property in foreclosure for ~$250k. It needs a complete kitchen reno, both bathrooms replaced, a one new wall, and new flooring throughout. My questions:
-Do I have to find a 100% match on 1031 or only 95%? Because I'd be in a good position if it's only 95%
-Is the remaining value determined on the purchase price or the appraisal price (It will likely appraise closer to $300k)?
-Do I have any option where I could pay a higher selling price and get a credit directly paid to a contractor for some of the construction? (i.e. there's some damage that will be called out by the inspector)
Thank you for your help!
Noah
New-er Investor
San Diego/Chicago