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1031 Exchange Rules in California: A Guide for Investors

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1031 Exchange Rules in
California
What Is a 1031
Exchange?
A 1031 Exchange is a tax-deferral strategy
that allows real estate investors to sell one
property and reinvest the proceeds into a
like-kind property, deferring capital gains
taxes. This exchange can be a game-changer
for real estate investors in California, as it
helps preserve more capital for further
investments.
Steps to Complete a 1031
Exchange in California
To complete a 1031 Exchange in California,
follow these basic steps: first, sell your
property. Next, hire a qualified intermediary
to handle the funds from the sale, ensuring
that the exchange is structured correctly.
Within 45 days of the sale, identify potential
replacement properties, and then complete
the purchase of one or more of these
properties within 180 days.
What Property Types Qualify
for a California 1031
Exchange?
Not all property types qualify for a 1031
Exchange California. To be eligible, the
property must be used for business or
investment purposes—think commercial
properties, rental properties, or vacant
land. Primary residences and vacation
homes don’t meet the requirements, though
there are exceptions if the property is
rented out for a significant amount of time.
Types of 1031 Exchange
Structures in California
There are several structures of 1031 Exchange
California:
1.Simultaneous Exchange, where the sale and
purchase happen on the same day.
2.Delayed Exchange, where the sale and purchase are
separated by time, as long as the replacement property
is bought within 180 days.
3.Reverse Exchange, where you acquire the new
property first and then sell the old one.
4.Construction Exchange, where improvements are
made to the new property with the proceeds from the
old one. Each structure has its own rules and timeline
requirements.
California 1031
Exchange Time Limits
The time limits for a 1031 Exchange in
California are strict. Once you sell your
property, you have 45 days to identify
potential replacement properties. This
identification period is crucial, as it sets the
foundation for completing the exchange.
After identification, you must close on the
replacement property within 180 days of
the sale of the original property.
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