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    Key Requirements

    • 45 days to identify like-kind replacement property after selling
    • 180 days to complete the purchase of replacement property

    Like-Kind Property Types

    Nearly all real property held for business or investment purposes is considered "like-kind" to all other real property. The only exceptions are vacation homes and personal primary residences.

    Single or multi-family rental properties
    Office buildings
    Apartment buildings
    Shopping centers
    Farm and ranch land
    Vacant land held for investment
    Billboard sites
    Hotels and motels
    Cell tower sites and easements
    Mineral, oil and gas rights
    Water and timber rights
    Wind farms
    Warehouses
    Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs)

    Passive Real Estate Investments

    Passive real estate investments allow investors to generate routine income without the burden of managing the assets, eliminating the so-called "Three-Ts: Toilets, Tenants, and Trash."

    Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs)

    One of the most popular passive investment vehicles valid for 1031 exchange replacement property. A DST provides accredited investors access to investment-grade real estate generally larger than they could acquire on their own.

    • Acquire a fractional interest equal to your exchange equity investment
    • Reliable quarterly income with no property management
    • Pro rata share in property appreciation when sold (typically 5-7 years)
    • Ideal for seasoned investors transitioning from active to passive ownership

    Explore your replacement property options

    Contact Joshua Oliver at (919) 371-8497

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    1031 exchange services are provided by a qualified intermediary that is a wholly owned subsidiary of Accruit LLC, an Inspira Financial solution. The provider of these materials is not an agent or employee of, nor otherwise affiliated with, the qualified intermediary.