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Level 1
posted Apr 6, 2022 1:33:26 PM

What should i do I did a 1031 exchange in 2018

Hello

 

So I sold a property back in June 2018 as a 1031 and bought multiple properties with the exchange

I sold one back in April 2021 at a loss, did a lot of improvements on the property. I tried to continue the sale as a 1031 exchange but it failed so i have the funds from the intermediary Now my question is how would I file that for my tax return.... As form 4797 or 8824 or other form.... I left a couple of details these are just examples of what it would look like.......

Contract sales price $260,000.00

After all the fees    $262,520.00

Depreciation Amount $44,013 

 

Sold for $302,000.00

Settlement Charges $17000.00

Improvements $28,000.00

Asssements paid on the unit (HOA & Repairs): 52,000

 

Now how would this be done as I lost a lot of money in just repairs.

Please let me know if theres a way to solve this issue

Thank You

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3 Replies
Expert Alumni
Apr 6, 2022 1:41:14 PM

You also need the cost basis to be transferred from the original property that you gave up in the 2018 exchange.  The sale goes in as a regular sale of investment property on the 4797.  You will be able to enter the improvements that you made as the cost of the sale.

Level 1
Apr 6, 2022 1:55:59 PM

The basis of property given up was 525000. Is the property that I gave up in the exchange . How would that affect my gains from the 1031

Expert Alumni
Apr 6, 2022 2:06:18 PM

It would reduce them by the basis.  When the interview asks you the cost of the property enter that.  Then you'll enter the accumulated depreciation and the cost of improvements.