Can I use a 1031 tax deferred exchange if all the units in my condo complex were bought out by timeshares?

timeshares29 Can I use a 1031 tax deferred exchange if all the units in my condo complex were bought out by timeshares?
I want to do this to buy more real estate and not get hit with capital gains tax.

2 Responses to “Can I use a 1031 tax deferred exchange if all the units in my condo complex were bought out by timeshares?”

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  1. hollywoodmelody says:

    Two questions……
    How long have you owned your condo?
    Is it your Primary Residence?

    It must be your primary residence and have owned it to 5 yrs or more and lived in it for at least the past 3 yrs to claim a 1031 exchange.

  2. JDW says:

    I don’t think using it as a primary residence is a requirement for a 1031 exchange

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