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Frank DiGiorgio
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Tax Question - Florida Condo

Frank DiGiorgio
  • Rochester, NY
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Hi All,

I recently sold a single family home in Orlando - Bought for $378k,  Financed $275k invested $100k, sold for $640k just over a year later.   Within one week I bought a condo for $275 in Tampa and paid cash.   

I was told I couldn't utilize a 1031 exchange because the second property had a lower value than the first, so I didn't bother with a 3rd party 1031 holding company.   Is there anything I can do at this point to lessen the tax burden for my profits on the Orlando home? 

Any help would be appreciated!  

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