What is a 1031 tax-deferred exchange?
How does it work?
What are the advantages?
Are there any disadvantages?
Why do I need a qualified intermediary?
Why choose Independent Trustees?
What is "like-kind" property?
Examples?
Time restrictions?
How do I identify property?
Can I buy replacement property first?
Are 1031 exchanges limited to real estate?
Suppose I change my mind?
What is an "exchange agreement?"
What is a "cooperation clause?"
How do I get started?
 
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TIME RESTRICTIONS?

The I.R.S. does not require that the exchange happen simultaneously, and, indeed, from a practical standpoint, that is often difficult to arrange. You have 45 days from the date of closing on your property to identify your replacement property or properties. (This 45 day rule is satisfied if you actually receive your replacement property before the end of the 45 days.) From the date of closing, you have the earlier of 180 days after the transfer of your property or the due date of your federal income tax return (including extensions) to close on the property or properties you identified.

Timeline
Start 45days 180 days
Sale of relinquished property Last day to identify Replacement Property Last day to close on Replacement Property

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