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As an investor, a 1031 Exchange may be right for you. So what is a 1031 Exchange exactly?


In broad terms, a 1031 exchange ( also called a like-kind exchange or a Starker exchange) is a swap of one investment property for another. Most property swaps are taxable as sales, however if you meet the requirements of a 1031 exchange, you'll either have no tax or limited tax due at the time of the exchange. With a 1031 exchange you can change the form of your investment without cashing out or recognizing a capital gain which in turn allows your investment to continue to grow tax deffered. There is no limit on how frequently you can do a 1031 exchange which allows you to roll over the gain from one piece of real estate investment to another and another. Even if you have a profit on each swap you avoid paying tax until you cash out, sell your property for cash, many years later. 

In order to qualify most exchanges must be of like-kind, meaning the property sold and the replacement property have to be similar in nature and character, but not necessarily the same quality or grade. For example, an improved single-family property held for investment could be exchanged for an unimproved single-family property held for investment. Similarly, a ranch or farmland held for investment can be exchanged for single-family rentals used for business or investment purposes. Properties used primarily for personal use, such as a primary residence, a second home or a vacation home, do not qualify as a like-kind exchange. 

If you'd like to learn more about 1031 exchanges, along with the 4 most common types give me a ring! I have helped countless investors navigate a 1031 exchange.

As a side note, you should consult an investment, tax or legal professional of your choosing to advise you of the benefits and risks of your specific transaction.

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