Yes, that should be fine, though you'll need further structuring if any co-investors want QOZ benefits for their capital.
Yes, that should be fine, though you'll need further structuring if any co-investors want QOZ benefits for their capital.
Yes, opportunity zone benefits are entirely elective, so if you buy property in an opportunity zone--even if you use a structure that satisfies all of the opportunity zone requirements--you won't get the opportunity zone benefits if you don't elect to obtain them. And the fact that an exchange property or replacement property is located in an opportunity zone will not hinder an otherwise valid 1031.
Yes, you can 1031 into property located in an Opportunity Zone and get no Opportunity Zone tax benefits for a capital gain rollover.
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