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STR and 1031 Exchange
If I have an STR (Short-Term Rental) property and have utilized 100% of the Short-Term Rental Depreciation for that property, what would happen after I execute a 1031 Exchange? Would I be able to claim new Short-Term Rental Depreciation for the new property?
For example, if I had $200k in depreciation on an $800k condo and I did with a 1031 Exchange, acquiring another condo, can I continue claiming Short-Term Rental Depreciation? It seems like an infinite loophole (conducting a 1031 Exchange every two years and subsequently claiming Short-Term Rental Depreciation repeatedly). Or perhaps, am I missing something?
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Thank you @Michael Baum for the kind words but I am far from an expert. I’ve only done one exchange. I just read as much as I could to make sure it was worth it in my situation. Definitely talk to your coa before taking the advice of “some guy on the internet”.