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1031 Exchanges and Capital Gains

1031 Exchanges and Capital Gains. If you sell real property you can avoid a 25% capital gain tax by doing a 1031 Exchange. You will have a maximum of 45 days after escrow closes to “identify” potential replacement properties.

By Mark Malachowski · April 12, 2017 · 3 min read

11031 Exchanges and Capital Gains. If you sell real property you can avoid a 25% capital gain tax by doing a 1031 Exchange. You will have a maximum of 45 days after escrow closes to “identify” potential replacement properties. You can identify a total of three or, alternatively, as many as you want, but the total value may not exceed 2X your 1031 funds with Accommodator.

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