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1031 Exchange (Like-Kind Exchange?)

Matt Henshaw
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I have been trying to do some research on this question..... if I sell some of my single family houses could I exchange (1031) and purchase a storage unit business/property?  Would this be acceptable under the new rules for 'like-kind exchange'?  

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@Matt Henshaw

Yes, you can exchange residential properties into a storage facility. This has not changed.

Just remember that you cannot sell and then start an exchange. Need to start the exchange process before you sell.

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