THE NEXT GENERATION OF EXCHANGING

Your Deferred 1031 facilitated for $499 within a fully encrypted environment

You'll also receive a 1031 trust account in your own name and with your tax ID number and you'll have access to our 24/7 Exchanger's Portal plus access to our Replacement Property Marketplace. and a trust account in your name and tax identifcation number.

The Fully Secured Exchange Alternative

We're creating a new standard for your 1031 Experience

For far too long, Exchanger's have been unable to view their docs and 1031 funds online during their exchange and the data security policies associated with their transactions were dubious at best. After two ransomware attacks that briefly shuttered our two larget title comany owned Intermediaries, we decided it was long past time to build a properly secure facilitation environment and to create an entirely tsh Institutional 1031 Corp. to create a truly secure and transparent exchange experience for real estate investors from coast to coast.

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Four steps to the perfect 1031 exchange experience

Follow these steps to ensure that your 1031 exchange is IRS compliant and painfree.

01. Setup your exchange, sell the relinquished property

Contact your Qualified Intermediary so they can generate your exchange documentation and set up your trust account before closing.

02. Identify new replacement properties within 45 days

Identify candidate or targeted properties in writing using one of two IRS identification rules. Provide your ID to your Intermediary.

03. Close all new replacement properties within 180 days

Trade up in value to avoid taxation and ensure that all your replacement properties are closed within 180 days of your relinquished property sale.

04. Report the exchange with Form 8824 on your tax return

Attach the one page Form 8824 with your next tax return. Be sure to now your adjusted cost basis, new cost basis and amount of deferred gain.

Empowering Tutorials and 1031 Tools

1031 Exchange Resources

1031 Exchange Guide

A comprehensive roadmap to everything you need to complete a successful 1031 exchange.

The Exchanger's Checklist

A short cut for Exchangers interested in avoiding pitfalls and ensuring a painless 1031 process.

Easy Exchange Math

How much replacement property do you need to buy for a totally tax free exchange? Use this wizard and you'll know.

Help Videos for Exchangers and Their ASdvisors

1031 Video Tutorials

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Your Easy 1031 Exchange Math1

It is important to understand how the math associated with a 1031 exchange can impacts your ownership. A completed 1031 exchange not only defers capital gain and depreciation recapture taxes, it also dramatically increases your buying power as well.

When considering a replacement property you need to know how much property value to acquire to successfully defer your capital gain and depreciation recapture taxes. To assist you, this nearby wizard will help you determine your ideal net purchase price, cash downpayment and the amount of debt you'll need to have a totally tax deferred transaction.

DISCLAIMER:

To ensure compliance with requirements imposed by the IRS, we inform you that the information posted at this website does not contain anything that is intended as legal or tax advice, and that nothing herein can be relied upon as legal or tax advice. Further, the IRS wants us to let you know that nothing herein can be used for the purpose of (i) avoiding tax-related penalties under the Internal Revenue Code, or (ii) promoting, marketing, or recommending to another party any tax-related matter addressed herein. If assisting with your Section 1031 tax-deferred exchange, Institutional 1031 cannot advise the owner concerning specific tax consequences or the advisability of a tax-deferred exchange for tax purposes. We recommend that anyone contemplating an exchange seek the advice of an accountant and/or attorney.