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Hi, here's my question. If I buy a 4 unit multifamily property using a 1031 exchange for $2 mil then use my own cash to remodel it, then have it appraised for $2.5 mil. Can I then refinance the property and take some money out  to use it as a down payment for another multifamily property without paying any capital gains tax on the money I take out from the refinancing? Or do I have to pay capital gains taxes on any money I take out from refinancing?

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@Ryan Yu

I would hit up @Dave Foster, 1031 specialist. He can walk you through various tax savings scenarios

Gino

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