Selling your investment property means paying taxes.

Subject property
 
 
Est. sales price
 
Estimate of current value
Est. tax bill
 
Due on a straight sale

Unless you 1031 exchange.

By doing a 1031 exchange, you defer

 

in taxes when you sell.

 

Call us to defer this tax bill.

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With a 1031 exchange, you'll have:

More money to reinvest
1031 exchange
Left to reinvest
Straight sale
Left after tax
more to reinvest on closing day.
More buying power
1031 exchange
Property you can buy at 50% loan to value
Straight sale
Property you can buy at 50% loan to value
more real estate on day one.
More cash flow
1031 exchange
Estimated cash flow per year
Straight sale
Estimated cash flow per year
more cash flow every year.
More depreciation

Your basis carries over in a 1031, and the extra property you buy beyond your proceeds becomes new depreciable basis, less the land value.

of new depreciation unlocked in your next 1031 purchase.

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The magic of 1031 compounding

Each time you sell, the growth rolls into your next purchase, levered again at 50%. Pay the tax at every sale instead, and every purchase starts smaller than it could have.

Property you can buy at each exchange

Exchange every timeSell and pay tax each time

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This page is a marketing illustration, not tax, legal, or investment advice. 1031 Specialists is a qualified intermediary, not a CPA firm, law firm, or investment advisor. All figures are estimates based on the assumptions shown and on third-party property records; confirm them independently and consult your tax advisor before acting. State rates are top marginal rates applied to the gain. Cash flow and compounding figures are illustrative and assume a 50% loan to value. A 1031 exchange defers tax, it does not eliminate it.