Depreciation Recapture in a 1031 Exchange: What to Review With Your Tax Advisor
How depreciation recapture interacts with a 1031 exchange, why personal property components complicate it, and what to review before closing.
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How depreciation recapture interacts with a 1031 exchange, why personal property components complicate it, and what to review before closing.
A look at what changes when you deliberately keep some proceeds out of a 1031 exchange, and the topics worth reviewing with your tax advisor first.
The 45-day identification window in a 1031 exchange does not pause for anything. Here are the topics worth clarifying with your advisors before it starts.
A reverse exchange flips the usual 1031 sequence, buying before selling. That structural difference raises questions worth reviewing with your advisors early.
A 721 exchange converts a DST interest into REIT operating partnership units, a one-way move worth reviewing with your advisor first.
A 1031 exchange defers depreciation recapture rather than erasing it. Here are the coordination topics to walk through with your tax advisor and QI before closing.
A DST's holding period defines when capital comes back and what choices the investor has at the end. Here are the topics worth reviewing first.
The 180-day exchange period sets a hard outside boundary on when replacement property must close. Here are the topics worth raising with your tax advisor.
Stepped-up basis rules can significantly change the tax picture on inherited real estate. Here are the topics worth raising with your tax advisor before any sale.