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1031 Exchange Advisory

From Sale to Strategic Reinvestment

A properly structured Section 1031 exchange may allow investors to defer recognition of capital gain when exchanging qualifying real estate held for investment or business use.

For investors completing a 1031 exchange, timing and access to suitable replacement properties are critical. We work with clients and their tax and legal advisors to identify acquisition opportunities that meet their real estate objectives while accommodating the transaction timeline. NNN Investment Advisors does not provide tax or legal advice.

Relinquished Property Disposition
Replacement Property Search
Public and Off-Market Access
Nationwide Investor Network
Discuss a 1031 Requirement

Discuss a 1031 Requirement

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Our 1031 Exchange Process

Replacement Property Access Beyond the Public Market

Once a relinquished property closes, the replacement-property search becomes time-sensitive. The strongest opportunity may not be publicly listed. We coordinate the real estate transaction with the investor’s qualified intermediary, tax advisor and legal counsel.

Discuss a 1031 Requirement
Assemble the Exchange Team

Before the relinquished property closes, coordinate with a qualified intermediary, tax advisor and legal counsel. The qualified intermediary must generally be engaged before the property is transferred and the investor receives the proceeds.

Sell the Relinquished Property

We manage the disposition strategy, marketing, buyer qualification, negotiations and closing coordination.

Identify Replacement Property

Potential replacement property generally must be formally identified within 45 calendar days after the relinquished property is transferred.

Complete the Acquisition

The replacement property generally must be acquired within 180 calendar days after the transfer—or by the applicable tax-return due date, including extensions, if earlier.