JF3177: The Secret to the Opportunity Zone Tax Structure ft. Barrett Linburg
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The Targeted Hold Period for Equity Partners
Barrett, I asked my question incorrectly, but you still answered it correctly. Just a quick point of clarification. You cash out refi a property that you are holding within an opportunities own fund. You leave the capital in the fund. Are you required to continue investing that newly refinanced out capital in other opportunities zones? So you're not required to put that money back into an opportunity zone deal. You could distribute it to yourself. However, if you wanted to invest it and get the opportunities own tax benefits on the next deal. Yes, you would have to build or renovate a project that is in an opportunity zone.
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