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Troy Bruflat
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Sales and tax strategies in December

Troy Bruflat
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Clarkfield, MN
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I’ve flipped a house and was renting it out for a while. I got a great offer to buy the house that would give me a profit of around $35,000. They would like to close in the middle of December. I was wondering if anyone had some suggestions that could save me from having to pay so much in taxes. Would I be better off waiting till next year to close or can I still 1031 exchange this at the end of the tax year?

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Basit Siddiqi
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Basit Siddiqi
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If it can wait, I would wait till January.

The 1031 exchange would likely be the best strategy based on your description.
The only reason I say to wait is if the 1031 exchange fails, you would still have potentially some back-up options that you can do by the end of the year.

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