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    1031 exchange

    simplicity
    Level 4

    Client sold investment property.  If he buys similar property within 45 days can he qualify for 1031

    exchange

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    abctax55
    Level 15

    "Client sold " 

    Has s/he touched the cash?  Or, did s/he park it with a facilitator while looking for the replacement property?

    If s/he touched (as in had access to; was deposited into her/his checking account) then NO, a §1031 exchange is off the table.

    BTW, it's 45 days to identify, 180 days to actually acquire the replacement property.

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    abctax55
    Level 15

    "Client sold " 

    Has s/he touched the cash?  Or, did s/he park it with a facilitator while looking for the replacement property?

    If s/he touched (as in had access to; was deposited into her/his checking account) then NO, a §1031 exchange is off the table.

    BTW, it's 45 days to identify, 180 days to actually acquire the replacement property.

    HumanKind... Be Both
    George4Tacks
    Level 15

    He MAY. We need much more info to say CAN. 

    Here is a 1 hour free CPE course https://www.cpaacademy.org/webinars/a0D1A00000zNZF6UAO

    I don't think it will give you all you need, but it might be a start.

     


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    simplicity
    Level 4

    Direct answer. Thank You so much.

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