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Updated almost 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

1031 Exchange from single owner to join ownerhip/
I have a scenario and wanted to check if this qualifies as 1031 exchange. I have a property (Condo) which I am planning to sell and do a 1031 exchange. Can I partner with someone else and go 50% each on a new property (with my share of 50% equivalent to original Condo I am selling) and do a 1031 exchange?
ORIGINAL HOME: Title on Owner1
New Home: Joint deed on name of Owner1 and Owner2 each owning 50%.
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Dave Foster
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@Varun Parakh As long as you take title to your % in the same way you held your old property - so that it is reported on the same tax return. And as long as your % equals or exceeds the amount of your net sale it would be a good 1031.
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