1031 Exchange Replacement Properties
Your next property doesn't have to look like the one you're selling.
Explore Your 1031 Exchange Property Options
A 1031 exchange can give you flexibility to move from one type of investment real estate to another. You may be able to exchange a single-family property for commercial real estate, land, multiple properties or other qualifying real estate.
Single-Family Rentals
Exchange into one or more rental homes while maintaining direct ownership of investment real estate.
Multifamily Properties
Consider duplexes, apartments or other multifamily properties with multiple rental units.
Commercial Real Estate
Explore office, retail, industrial and other qualifying commercial real estate.
Triple-Net Lease Properties
NNN properties may offer investors real estate ownership with fewer day-to-day property management responsibilities, depending on the lease structure.
Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs)
Certain DST interests may qualify for a 1031 exchange and provide access to professionally managed real estate without direct property management.
Vacant Land
Qualifying land held for investment or business purposes may also be considered as replacement property.
Multiple Properties
You aren't necessarily limited to one replacement property. A 1031 exchange may allow you to move from one property into several—or consolidate multiple properties into one.
SCHEDULE A MEETING WITH A QUALIFIED INTERMEDIARY
To learn more about 1031 Exchanges, schedule a meeting with a specialist or call 239-333-1031.
More Flexibility Than You May Think
“Like-kind” doesn’t mean your replacement property needs to be the same type of real estate you sold. The rule refers to how the property is held—not the specific type of property.
As long as both the relinquished and replacement properties qualify as real estate held for investment or business use, you can move between different types of qualifying properties, giving you flexibility when considering your replacement options.
For example:
Rental Home → Multifamily Property
Vacant Land → Commercial Property
Rental Property → DST
One Property → Multiple Properties
That flexibility can help you consider replacement properties based on what you're looking for next—not simply what you owned before.
Know Your Options Before You Sell
Once your property closes, the clock starts.
You have:
45 DAYS
to identify potential replacement property
180 DAYS
to complete your exchange
Exploring your options before closing can give you more time to research potential properties and prepare for important exchange deadlines.
Not Sure Which Direction You're Going Yet?
You don't need to have your replacement property selected before talking with us.
The Equity 1031 Exchange team can explain the exchange process, timing, and requirements so you can understand your options before your sale closes.
FREE DIGITAL GUIDE
Download our 1031 exchange guide today. You'll have the opportunity to learn even more about timing, key terms, tax benefits of a 1031 exchange, and important rules or common misconceptions.
Schedule a Meeting
If you are looking to do a 1031 Exchange, schedule a meeting with our team to learn more.
What to expect in a 1:1 session with a 1031 exchange specialist:
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Get all your 1031 exchange questions answered
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Tell us about your investment property, goals, and timelines to evaluate your options
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Receive insight and education from our experienced 1031 exchange team
Getting Started with a 1031 Exchange
If you’re interested in doing a 1031 exchange with Equity 1031 Exchange, please complete our online application.
Please note: you must set up your exchange before closing on your property. We request three to five business days to set up a Standard Exchange. Contact Equity 1031 Exchange for timelines on setting up a Reverse or Improvement Exchange.