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"If
I buy more than one new property,
are there rules on how I have
to split the cash and the
debt?" |
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No,
as long as you buy equal or up,
and reinvest all the cash, you
can split the cash and the debt
however you wish. For example,
if you sold your Old Property
for $100,000 and $60,000 went
to your qualified intermediary
(after paying the mortgage and
closing costs of $40,000), in
order to avoid paying tax you
would have to buy properties totaling
at least $100,000 and you would
have to spend the $60,000.
If, for example, you were buying
two replacement properties for
$50,000 each, you could purchase
the first one for cash, and could
purchase the second one using
the remaining $10,000 that the
intermediary is holding and getting
a loan for the $40,000 balance.
--The Experts
TEE-Shots
are Tips
from the Exchange
Experts
that are designed to make you think about, and ask questions about, the 1031 exchange process.
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