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1031 exchange - Tax Florida

Paweł Wojnicz
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Hello,

Can someone help me. I have 4 houses in Florida. One of them I want to sell and buy next house. 

I want to do it as 1031 exchange and I have few questions can someone help me? Thanks so much!

My purchase price was 380K I will sell house for 520K - commissions etc 495k for me. I put in renovation of the house around 40k. For how much I need to buy new house to don't pay tax? All was paid by cash. 

Do I need to buy it for 495K or just for difference amount that I earned from it

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Steve Wolterman
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Steve Wolterman
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Pawel, to be clear this is a ball park estimate still not having depreciation information, not knowing your tax bracket, and assuming that closing on the sale would occur at a time that results in more than 12 months between acquiring the property and closing on sale...  your tax bill would probably be between $11,250 and $15k.

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