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Rule 1031 of the Internal Revenue Service tax code provides for the mitigation or minimization of tax liabilities on the sale of certain types of properties if they are exchanged for qualifying properties within a prescribed time period. The code also allows for a "reverse" exchange in the event the qualifying property is acquired prior to the disposition of the original property.

Critical elements of a 1031 transaction include:

  • the timing of the sale and acquisition
  • the value of each property
  • the type of each property
  • the length of time exchanged properties must be held
  • the qualified intermediary (also known as the 1031 facilitator or accommodator)
  • numerous other factors

1031 Exchange Experts
1031 exchanges are complicated real estate transactions requiring experience and expertise. Failure to properly comply with the rules can result in serious tax consequences. With over eight years of experience in this area and over 21 transactions under our belt, we are truly 1031 experts.

Let Bitzer educate you about this advantageous real estate option, and allow us to guide you seamlessly through the process.

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