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Drew Y.
  • Rental Property Investor
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Cash out and pay taxes?

Drew Y.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Francisco
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I am looking for some advice about what to do. I would like to sell a rental property that has appreciated from 108,000 to around 295,000. It currently rents for 1,250 monthly and has no loan on it. Its in northern california and I would like to stay local if possible. 

However, looking around the market, I don't see much opportunity currently to deploy the assets into a 1031 exchange that would give me similar yields on my original investment. However I would like to take some risk off the table as the housing prices have moved beyond their all time high, but I don't want to pay the tax man yet. Any advice on how to reduce the risk while not getting hit with taxes, beyond the standard 1031 exchange?

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Peter Tverdov
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Peter Tverdov
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Offer owner financing. Get paid 5% for X years, delay the capital gains hit and make more money from the interest payments while being relieved of the stress as a landlord. 

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