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Defer capital gains taxes, preserve investment equity, and grow your real estate portfolio by reinvesting into qualifying properties.

Power of Reinvestment
Keep your capital working to accelerate long-term growth.
A 1031 exchange, named after Section 1031 of the IRS Code, allows investors to sell a property and reinvest proceeds into another "like-kind" property while deferring capital gains taxes.
Postpone federal and state capital gains taxes when reinvesting into qualifying properties.
Use tax dollars to acquire larger or higher-performing properties.
Exchange one asset for multiple properties or diversify across sectors.
Heirs receive stepped-up basis, potentially eliminating deferred taxes.
Without a 1031 Exchange:
$1M property
- $200K+ in taxes
= $800K to reinvest
With a 1031 Exchange:
$1M to reinvest
+ 25% more capital
Compound growth accelerates over time
Follow these critical timelines to ensure a compliant exchange
Sell your investment property using a Qualified Intermediary (QI) who holds the proceeds in escrow.
Within 45 days of closing, identify up to 3 replacement properties in writing with your QI.
Close on your replacement property within 180 days of the original sale date.
Ensure compliance with IRS requirements
Both properties must be held for investment or business purposes. Real estate to real estate exchanges are safest.
An independent, unrelated intermediary must hold proceeds. You cannot touch the funds directly.
Replacement properties must equal or exceed the sale price. Defer all proceeds or risk tax consequences.
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