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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SUPPOSE I CHANGE MY MIND?

After the sale of your relinquished property and the deposit of the proceeds with the Qualified Intermediary (QI) if you are unable or unwilling to identify any replacement property, the proceeds, less the fee of the QI, will be returned to you with all accrued interest on the 46th day. If you do identify replacement property, but do not close on it within 180 days, the proceeds, less the fee of the QI, will be returned to you on the 181st day with all accrued interest. If you change your mind about closing on your replacement property and you want your proceeds returned, this would be an early disbursement, and contrary to the exchange agreement. In any event, if you do not close on replacement property, the proceeds from the sale of your property will be taxed at the prevailing capital gains rate.
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