Your 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange Source
I Need To Sell My Existing Investment Property To Begin an ExchangeI Need To Identify an Investment Grade Replacement Property Within 45 Days
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I Need To Sell My Existing Investment Property To Begin an ExchangeI Need To Identify an Investment Grade Replacement Property Within 45 Days
1031 Exchange Planner
Will your exchange keep your whole gain tax deferred?
Naming properties by day 45 is only half the job. What you buy also has to clear three targets: price, cash and debt. Miss one and part of your gain can become taxable. See your targets in 30 seconds, check what you’re looking at, then find properties that fit.
- 1. Your sale
- 2. Your targets
- 3. Your properties
- 4. Matches
Step 1
Your sale
Rough numbers are fine. Nothing is saved or sent unless you ask.
Commissions, title, escrow, transfer taxes, qualified intermediary and legal fees. Not loan payoff costs, prorations or deposits. A rough number is fine.
Enter 0 if the property is free and clear.
Already closed? Use the date it closed.
Step 2
Your three targets
Clear all three and your full gain generally stays deferred.
1
Buy at least
$0
The price of what you buy, after your selling costs come out.
2
Reinvest all of your cash
$0
Every dollar your qualified intermediary is holding goes into the purchase.
3
Carry at least this much new debt
$0
Step 3
The properties you’re considering
Add up to three. Under LOI, under contract or just watching, they all count toward your list.
Step 4
Properties that fit your plan
Net lease properties on the market now, priced to clear your targets. Pick what you’d want to own.
The yield you want at that price. Leave blank to see everything.
Free
Unlock all 0 matches
See every match with its city, exact price, cap rate and lease term. A broker on our team will follow up to review your plan with you.
General information based on Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 and Treasury Regulations 1.1031(k)-1 and 1.1031(d)-2, not tax or legal advice. These are estimates: how much gain becomes taxable depends on your basis and the full facts, and it can’t exceed your actual gain. Confirm your plan with your CPA and qualified intermediary. Listings come from public marketing data and may have changed.