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Mortgage company payoff at closing considered boot
Is the payoff to the mortgage company during closing for a 1031 exchange considered an allowed expense or is it considered boot?
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Wayne Brooks
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Not “considered boot” if you meet the 2 1031 basic requirements...
1-must reinvest all cash from the sale
2- must buy a property equal/greater than the sales price of the sold property (less actual sales/closing costs)
So no, you can’t buy a replacement property equal to just the cash you get.