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Lauren Alpert
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1031 exchange scenario

Lauren Alpert
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I’m debating on selling my rental property (4plex) and utilizing a 1031 exchange to funnel the proceeds into a larger property (10+ units) to scale my portfolio, and retain some of the proceeds from the sale for future use. It would go something like this.

Proceeds from the sale would be about $600k. I’d like to take $500k and use a down payment on a $2mil property. Take the remaining $100k and save for future use - I lived in one of the units so I wonder if it would be possible to get a primary residence tax exemption for this amount?

Any feedback is highly appreciated.

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Natalie Kolodij
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You've gotten some excellent feedback. 


If all units are the same size 1/4 of your $600k sale, or $150k of the proceeds would allocate toward a 121 primary residene exclusion (assuming you owned and occupied it for at least 2 years) and be tax free

The other $450k would qualify for a 1031 exchange. 

Dave Foster- who commented above, is 100% who you want to hire to handle it as well. 

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