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1031 exchanges apply to investment and business properties. Personal residences generally don't qualify unless they meet specific rental requirements.
The IRS requires that properties be "held for productive use in a trade or business or for investment." Personal use significantly limits eligibility.
The same taxpayer that sells the property must acquire the replacement property. Ownership structure affects how the exchange is executed.
While there's no official minimum holding period, the IRS expects investment intent. Most advisors recommend holding for at least 1-2 years.
The replacement property must be "like-kind" - meaning it's also held for investment or business purposes. It doesn't need to be the same type of property.
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