The most common 1031 exchange, a delayed or forward exchange, allows you to sell your investment property first and then purchase a replacement property within the IRS timelines. This structure offers flexibility in finding the right property, while still deferring capital gains taxes.
In a reverse exchange, the replacement property is acquired before the sale of your current one. This approach is ideal when the perfect investment becomes available unexpectedly, but it requires careful planning to meet strict IRS requirements.
An improvement exchange lets you use exchange funds to make upgrades or build on your replacement property before finalizing the exchange. This strategy is perfect for tailoring a property to your exact investment needs, while still deferring taxes.
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