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Ryan Huddleston
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Does this qualify for a 1031?

Ryan Huddleston
  • Charleston, WV
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I bought a house a year ago then did a major rehab. I advertised it for rent and even showed it to a few potential renters but decided to sell it instead. Can I 1031 exchange it since it was never actually rented or does it have to be treated as a flip?

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Ashish Acharya
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Ashish Acharya
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Originally posted by @Ryan Huddleston:
I bought a house a year ago then did a major rehab. I advertised it for rent and even showed it to a few potential renters but decided to sell it instead. Can I 1031 exchange it since it was never actually rented or does it have to be treated as a flip?

 Depends on your previous activities. If you are a flipper, then might be risky. If you have never flipped a property before, you have a good chance of defending it as you have well documented intent with showing and you already have holder it for a year. 

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