Short-term rentals and vacation properties sit in a gray area when it comes to 1031 Exchanges — and the rules aren’t always intuitive.

This session takes a clear, practical look at the IRS safe harbor guidelines for short-term rental properties. We’ll address common questions, such as seasonal rentals, personal use limitations, and whether second homes can qualify for tax-deferred exchange treatment. Our speakers will translate technical rules into real-world guidance you can apply when advising clients or evaluating your own property.

If you work with investors who own vacation or short-term rental properties, this webinar will help you separate fact from assumption and make informed decisions.

ABOUT NORTHERN 1031 EXCHANGE

For more than 60 years, we've handled all kinds of real-estate and business transactions. We know that effectively managing the tax liability associated with a sale, can have a significant impact on your returns.

Northern 1031 Exchange* has the expertise and resources to streamline your exchange and provide the necessary security of funds. As an operating subsidiary of Northern Bank, Northern 1031 Exchange is subject to supervision and regulation by the FDIC and Massachusetts Division of Banks. We are licensed and regulated, so you can be confident your funds are safe and protected.

* Northern Bank, including its subsidiary Northern 1031 Exchange, LLC does not provide tax, legal or accounting advice, nor can we make any representations or warranties regarding the tax consequences of your exchange transaction. We strongly encourage you to seek appropriate professional advice regarding your specific facts and circumstances.