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Relinquished vs replacement

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Identify by day 45. Close the replacement by day 180. Both run from this closing date.

Enter both sides of the exchange.
Gain
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Realized gain—
Deferred—
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Equity & debt
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To fully defer
  • Buy equal or greater value
  • Reinvest all net equity
  • Replace equal or greater debt

Set a closing date to see 45 / 180.

1031 rules this calculator is testing

What is boot in a 1031 exchange?

Boot is value you take out of the exchange — leftover cash or a drop in mortgage balance. Boot is taxable up to realized gain. Buying cheaper or walking with cash creates boot.

Do I have to replace the debt?

Yes, or put in extra cash. If the old loan was $720k and the new loan is $600k, the $120k of debt relief is mortgage boot unless you add $120k of equity.

What are the 45-day and 180-day deadlines?

From the relinquished closing you have 45 days to identify replacement property in writing with the QI, and 180 days to close (or the tax-return due date, if earlier). The clock does not pause.

Educational estimate only. Use a qualified intermediary and a CPA. This does not model depreciation recapture rates, state tax, or related-party rules. Screen the replacement building on the Investment Calculator.