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Paige Kelsey
  • Rental Property Investor
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New Tax Law "Opportunity Zones" vs 1031 Exchange

Paige Kelsey
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Vancouver, WA
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Hi Everyone,

I see that there are Opportunity Zones and tax incentives for investors as part of the Tax Law that was passed in December. Basically each state had to designate 25% as an opportunity zone in a state to attract new money into areas. However, some of the areas that states have designated are areas like Vancouver WA. According to what I think this is saying I believe it is pretty much like a 1031 exchange. I would love to hear your thoughts on this new tax law and the implications for investors.

All the best!

Paige 

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Tyler Kastelberg
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Tyler Kastelberg
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@Chris Mason

Chris: It's too soon to tell. Unfortunately information isn't available with regards to the allowable fund structure. Stay tuned. :)

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