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| Subject:
real estate:1031 tax-deferred exchange question
Category: Business and Money Asked by: rehoboth-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
30 Oct 2002 15:30 PST
Expires: 29 Nov 2002 15:30 PST Question ID: 93653 |
my husband wants to do a 1031 exchange on property he owns sometime in Jan-Feb 2003. If I buy a replacement property that is in my name only BEFORE THEN, can he buy it from me with the 1031 proceeds after his sale is settled? In other words can a husband and wife do a tax-deferred exchange between themselves when the properties in question are owned individually not jointly, at fair market value for each property. The reason for asking is that we might see the perfect replacement property before Jan-Feb and want to buy it. I know that the Starker rules allow for a reverse-exchange but that seems much more complicated than what I propose. |
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Re: real estate:1031 tax-deferred exchange question
From: ork-ga on 24 Jun 2004 17:51 PDT |
Ask your tax person or real estate lawyer about a "reverse Exchange"....the answer is yes it is possible, and commonly done. |
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Re: real estate:1031 tax-deferred exchange question
From: ork-ga on 24 Jun 2004 17:52 PDT |
oops i didnt see that last line where you already know of a reverse exchange.....Good luck! |
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