Before You Sell Your Investment Property

What the three pages cover

What has to be in place before escrow closes — the deadline before the deadlines
The 45-day and 180-day deadlines, and how they overlap
The three identification rules and what each one limits
Why replacing your equity is only half the requirement
Depreciation recapture at up to 25% — and why deferral is not forgiveness
A deadline calendar you can check your own dates against

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Johnny Borrelli Investment Adviser Representative · Tax Alpha Companies
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The briefing is written for you if…

You are closing soon, or the property is already listed
You have decided you are finished with tenants, repairs, and turnover
You have owned it long enough that depreciation has built up
You have debt on it that would have to be replaced
Nobody has walked you through what happens if the dates slip

Two or more? Read the three pages before you sign anything.

The briefing covers the rules. The call covers you.

Read it first. If your closing is close, thirty minutes is the fastest way to know where you actually stand — your dates, your debt, and whether an exchange is the right move at all. If a straight sale serves you better, I’ll say so.