Strategies
1031 Exchange
A qualifying exchange of eligible real property that may postpone recognition of gain by carrying basis into like-kind replacement real property.
Why 1031 Exchange matters
A qualifying 1031 exchange may postpone recognition of gain by carrying basis into eligible replacement real property. It does not erase tax. Identification is generally due within 45 days, and receipt is generally due by the earlier of day 180 or the applicable return due date, subject to detailed rules and limited relief.
Related terms
Tax Savings
Illustrative monthly year-1 tax effect at the entered marginal rate: modeled deductions netted again…
Selling Cost %
Realtor commissions + transfer tax + title fees on sale. Typically 6-9% of sale price.
Appreciation Rate
Editable annual property-value change assumption; it is not an appraisal or forecast.
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