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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply
1031 & Delayed financing
Does anyone know if you are able to do delayed financing if you use a 1031exchange to buy a house? From what I understand if the government believes you are doing a 1031 and a cash out refinance directly after just to avoid paying taxes than they will not allow it. However if you are refinancing for a business purpose (aka to buy more houses) they will allow it?
Any advice would be appreciated!
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@Connor S., you never say never when it comes to the gummit. But in general where you'll get heartburn from the IRS is if you refi immediately before a 1031 starts. That's been consistently dis liked by the IRS. Refi's after a 1031 are not the same. In a refi after a 1031 you are not accessing gain you are borrowing against equity in a property you are holding for productive use (the whole premise of the 1031).
Here's the disclaimer. If the IRS thought you were a bad actor and wanted to get at you anyway, could they challenge a refi done immediately after a 1031? Sure but those instances are hard to prove and very very rare. Have your ducks and rationales in a row and wait till after the 1031 is complete. Unless you're Al Capone you'll be fine.
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