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David Lao
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Oakland, CA
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At what price point is it worth doing a Section 1031 exchange?

David Lao
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Oakland, CA
Posted

I live in CA and have owned several rentals in central PA for four years. It's in an area that is known to cash flow, but not appreciate due to a declining population. I've been thinking about selling a rental or two (with or without taking advantage of Section 1031)... 

At what price points does it make sense to pay a Section 1031 intermediary to do a S1031????  50K? 100K? 500K? 1M?  How much does it cost?

The option would be to hold onto the rentals until I die.

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