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1031 Exchange Basics
Foundational explainers on Section 1031 like-kind exchanges: the 45-day identification and 180-day closing windows, qualified intermediaries, boot, and what disqualifies an exchange.
- 1031 Mechanics: How the Exchange Actually Works
A 1031 exchange defers capital gains, but the mechanics are unforgiving. Here's how the timeline, documents, and reinvestment paths fit together.
- The 180-Day Rule: What Every 1031 Investor Must Close On Time
Miss the 180-day closing deadline and the entire deferral collapses into a taxable event. Here is what the clock demands and how DSTs compress the risk.
- The 180-Day Rule: What Every Exchanger Needs to Know Before the Clock Runs Out
Miss the 180-day closing deadline and a deferred gain becomes a taxable one. Here's how the clock works across 1031 exchanges and Opportunity Zones.
- 1031 Exchange: the basics, in plain English
Like-kind property, qualified intermediaries, the 45/180-day rules, boot, whether you need to be an accredited investor, and what disqualifies an exchange.