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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
1031 exchange or pocket the gains?
Hello BP community:
This is my first post so bear with me.
I have done REI in Dallas for 5 years and I am currently selling a duplex netting over 100k having held the property for 3 years. In this current RE market (especially in DFW) should one pocket the money and take the capital gains hit, or 1031 exchange to a larger MF (4+)?
Thanks for y'alls input.
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@John Lee, Wanna buy more real estate - 1031. Wanna not pay tax but get more passive - Buy a fractional product in a 1031. Wanna get cash and have fun but pay tax - No 1031.
Wanna have it all - Do a 1031 and immediately after the 1031 is complete refinance the property and take cash out - non taxable, you get cash, interest and depreciation deduction and the tenants pay the mortgage!
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