What is a 1031 Exchange Holding Period, Part 2
What is a Holding Period, Part 1
At 1031 Crowdfunding, we always strive to define the commonly used, but not-often-explained details of Delaware Statutory Trusts and 1031 Exchanges. Today we will look at Holding Periods.
Tenant in Common 1031 Exchanges Explained
Some investors hesitate to perform a 1031 Exchange because the strict 45-day identification requirement that must be met. It can be difficult to identify all replacement properties by the 45th day and it can also be a challenge to locate a backup replacement property of exactly the right type/value needed for a completely deferred exchange.
How does your money roll over in a 1031 exchange?
Real estate investments come in several different shapes and sizes. Whether you’re buying a house, townhouse, condominium, vacant land, strip mall, hotel or apartment building, it is considered a real estate investment by the IRS.
Choosing an Identification Strategy for 1031 Exchanges
There are very specific requirements for identifying and acquiring potential like-kind replacement properties in your 1031 exchange transaction. Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code (“IRC”) specifies that investors must identify candidate replacement properties within a 45-day period to defer capital gains taxes through a 1031 exchange.
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CrowdPay is an FDIC insured bank account that you can use to purchase investment opportunities. You fund your CrowdPay account by ACH or wire transfer. All future dividends, interest payments, as well as revenue sharing payments will be placed into your CrowdPay account. You have the option to transfer funds into the account, withdraw funds from the account, or purchase additional assets at any time.
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