1031 Exchange on Florida’s Gulf Beaches: Seller & Investor Guide

Are you selling an investment property in Treasure Island, St. Pete Beach, Madeira Beach, Redington Beach or Indian Rocks Beach and considering a 1031 exchange? In this video, Gulf Beaches Realtor Jill Helgren explains what Florida investment-property owners should know before selling and beginning a 1031 exchange. Topics include: • What a 1031 exchange is • Which real estate may qualify • The 45-day replacement-property identification deadline • The 180-day exchange completion deadline • Why a qualified intermediary should be involved before closing • How early planning can help coordinate pricing, contracts, title and exchange deadlines • Options for moving from a Gulf-front condo, vacation rental or other investment property into a different type of investment real estate Jill Helgren specializes in helping sellers of beachfront, waterfront, condo-hotel and short-term rental properties throughout Florida’s Pinellas Gulf Beaches. Her primary markets include Treasure Island, St. Pete Beach, Madeira Beach, Redington Beach, Indian Rocks Beach and the surrounding Gulf Coast communities. Jill has ranked among the top 1% of Pinellas County real estate professionals since 2010 and has closed more than $400 million in career real estate sales. Learn more about selling Florida Gulf Beaches real estate: https://jillhelgren.com Important: This video provides general real estate information and is not tax, accounting or legal advice. Before beginning a 1031 exchange, consult a qualified intermediary and your tax and legal professionals about your specific situation. IRS information about like-kind exchanges: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-... #1031Exchange #FloridaRealEstate #GulfBeaches