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Can
I buy a share of the new property
then immediately transfer my share?
I know I cannot sell the old property
in my name, and then turn around
and buy a share of a partnership.
But, can I buy a share of the
new property in my name, and then
immediately transfer my share
of the land to the partnership?
No.
Section 1031 requires that you
sell real estate and buy real
estate. If you buy a partnership
interest, that is not considered
real estate. If you buy real estate,
and then transfer your share of
the real estate to a partnership,
the IRS may connect the two transactions
together. Therefore, arguing that
you, in effect, bought the partnership
interest which would disallow
the exchange. Your best bet is
to wait a year and a day before
you transfer the real estate to
the partnership.
--The
Experts
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