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How can leased property be qualified property when leased from a related party?

How can leased property be qualified property when leased from a related party?


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  • Brad Cohen
    March 18, 2020

    Follow simple requirements in the regulations. It is easy to comply.

  • Matthew Rappaport
    March 18, 2020

    There are guidelines in the regulations regarding property leased from a related party. Generally, the lease must be at arm's length and cannot include any prepayments.

  • Valerie Grunduski
    April 09, 2020

    The regulations generously allow a related party lease to be used in an Opportunity Zone, but there are a handful of stipulations that must be met. This includes things such as requiring and arm's length rental rate and not allowing any prepayments of rent.

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