1031 Exchange 200% Rule Explained | When It Applies and Investor Tips
Posted by Meredith Folger Amon on
Investor Notes | Like-Kind Exchange
1031 Exchanges and the 200% Rule: When It Applies, When It Does Not, and What Investors Need to Know
There is a particular kind of Gulf Coast conversation that happens in quiet, practical tones, usually after somebody spots a property that feels like a smart hold. It is not flashy. It is strategic. “If I sell this, can I roll it into the next one and defer the tax.”
That is where a 1031 like-kind exchange comes in, and where the identification rules start to matter. The rule I see investors trip over most often is the “200% rule,” not because it is complicated, but because it shows up when you are trying to keep options open. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
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