Hi BP folks, I am selling 2 properties and planning to do a 1031 so that I could defer taxes on profit gain.

Then the capital gain is $325K - $225K = $100K.1) If we don’t do 1031, how much tax do we own?

@Anh Le Doing a 1031 exchange to avoid capital gains taxes might not be a bad idea for you in this situation.

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We would split cashflow and eventual capital gains when we sell 50-50.Questions; 1) Would this type of arrangement be better for the SDIRA to invest ''directly" or to form an LLC with the SDIRA being the only member?

And if interest rates are too high 15 years from now and a refinance or another 1031 isn't feasible, then you will have to sell and recognize the gain. 

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