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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Are the savings worth executing a 1031 exchange?
I am contemplating doing my first 1031 exchange with a rental I have owned for the last 8 years. The cost basis will only be ~$35k so the taxes would be around $7000 (live in NC). While the tax benefits might not be huge, I thought the value of the experience would be worth it. I would be looking to exchange the one property for two new rentals. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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$7k is worth it to me! That would pay for closing costs and some rehabs on your next property. The 1031 fee is minimal in comparison. @Dave Foster helped me with my reverse 1031 where I sold one property and purchased two last year. Highly recommend!