Depreciation recapture is a factor that must be considered when you determine your capital gains tax and if you are considering an IRS 1031 Exchange. You add it the 15% tax on your Net Realized Gain (Adjusted sales price minus Adjusted Basis). If you have taken NO depreciation during the time you owned your property, [...]
2.82 Acres - High Visibility Pr...
Model Home needs investor Build...
Commercial land for sale near P...
CASH FLOW 3 PLEX PROPERTY.
Multifamily for Sale
Three Unit Property
11.22 ACRE CORE INDUSTRIAL Vanc...
Rio Linda Home under 90k ATTENT...
8 UNIT LOFT STYLE TOWNHOUSE BUI...
Almost 10 Acres Multifamily Lan...
Original California Ranch
.074 ACRES ZONED GC - RETAIL LA...
12 Unit Brick Apartment Buildin...
Condo Bulk Sale in Multi-Famiy ...
Absolute NNN Unsubordinated She...
4 Bedroom 2.5 bath 2 story Newe...
59 acre tract in rapidly growin...
Package 34 Units

-
‹ Home
Contents
- 1031 Exchange
- 1031 Exchange For Dummies
- I read that I can do a 1031 Exchange without a Qualified Intermediary. Is that possible?
- I’m a Realtor and have clients who want to do a 1031 Exchange, what do I do?
- My title company insists that I use their 1031 Exchange guy. We want to use someone else. What do we do?
-
Categories
-
Tags
45 day deadline 180 day deadline 1031 1031 construction 1031 Exchange 1031 Exchange a condo 1031 Exchange Gift 1031 Exchange rules acreage assumption of liability basis Boot capital gain Closing Costs constructive receipt cooperation clause depreciation Depreciation Recapture Fair Market Value Form 8824 fund security Gain without Boot Installment Notes IRS IRS Form 8824 land Like-kind like-kind exchange partnerships personal residence Primary Residence purchase and sale agreement qualified intermediary real estate Realtors relinquished rentals replacement replacement properties Second Home selling expenses starker exchange Time Constraints un-like property Water Rights
-
Archives
1031 Exchange
New Homes
-
RSS Feeds
-
Meta