Selling appreciated California property? A 1031 exchange can defer the tax bill while your equity moves to Arizona cash flow — and our dual AZ/CA licensure covers both ends of the move.
A 1031 exchange lets an investor sell one investment property and roll the proceeds into another while deferring capital-gains tax. For California owners sitting on decades of appreciation, that typically means trading one high-value, low-yield property for multiple Arizona rentals — more doors, more income, and a landlord-friendlier operating environment.
The rules are strict: replacement property must generally be identified within 45 days of your sale and acquired within 180, through a qualified intermediary — the money can never touch your hands. We are not tax advisors and this is not tax or legal advice; you will work with your CPA and a qualified intermediary on the exchange itself. What we do is everything on either side of it.
We model what your California equity buys in Arizona — markets, property types, and realistic rents — so you enter the exchange with a target, not a scramble.
Identification is where exchanges fail. We shortlist qualified replacement properties early, underwrite each one’s rental performance, and keep your options alive.
We represent your purchase, then step straight into management — leasing, operations, and clean owner statements from the first month, under a proposal built for the asset. Your exchange ends with income, not homework.
Barré Properties does not provide tax or legal advice. Consult your CPA, attorney, and a qualified intermediary regarding any exchange.
Tell us where you are in the process and a broker will map what your equity buys in Arizona — markets, properties, and honest rent numbers.
Equity moves. Family manages.
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