Are you sure you have a 1031 exchange from 2020?

. . .Likewise, it is commonly understood that a replacement property should be owned and used for investment purposes for at least two years in order to avoid an IRS challenge to the validity of the 1031 exchange.. . .

Flipping properties can be a profitable real estate investment tactic. However, flipped properties cannot qualify for an exchange because they are typically taxed based on regular income tax rates as a result of their short-term nature; therefore, there are no capital gains taxes to defer. Furthermore, flipped properties do not meet the use requirement of an exchangeable property because they are not held and used for rental purposes or in a business or trade.

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