Easy 1031 Math

What it takes for a tax free transaction

How much replacement property should you buy?

It is important to understand how the math associated with a 1031 exchange can impact your ownership. A completed 1031 exchange not only defers capital gain and depreciation recapture taxes, it also dramatically increases your buying power as well.

When considering a Replacement Property you need to know how much property value to acquire to successfully defer your capital gain and depreciation recapture taxes. To assist you, this nearby wizard will help you determine your ideal net purchase price, cash downpayment and the amount of debt you'll need to have a totally tax deferred transaction.

Wizard

Easy 1031 Math Calculator

Net Sales Price of Relinquished Property

Existing Debt on Relinquished Property

Adjusted Basis

Closing Costs

Minimum Net Purchase Price

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Minimum Cash Downpayment

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Minimum New Debt Required

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