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1031 Exchange Center

Your sale is the start of the clock. Make the next property your best one.

Buyer-side guidance for 1031 exchange investors — from understanding the rules to identifying, vetting and closing on the right triple net replacement property.

Start where you are

The 180-day exchange period

Two deadlines. No extensions.

The identification window is only a quarter of your exchange period — which is why the search should start before your sale closes.

Your sale closes

Proceeds go to a qualified intermediary. Engage your advisor before this date.

Identify in writing

Name your replacement candidates — typically up to three properties, scored rather than guessed.

Close the replacement

We manage due diligence and closing to protect your full deferral.

Why NNN for a 1031

Trade the landlord job for a lease.

Many exchangers are leaving properties they actively manage. A triple net lease shifts the expenses and the day-to-day to the tenant — so the deferral comes with income you don’t have to work for.

Featured guide Why NNNs are best for 1031 exchanges Read the guide →

Who carries the cost?

Typical rental
NNN property
Property taxes
You pay
Tenant pays
Building insurance
You pay
Tenant pays
Maintenance and repairs
You pay and coordinate
Tenant handles
Lease length
Short, frequent turnover
Long primary terms
Tenant
Individuals
National brands, often corporate-guaranteed
Rent growth
Negotiated each renewal
Contractual increases

Lease terms vary by property. We review every lease line by line before you identify it.

Not sure which exchange is right for you?

Tell us about your sale and timeline. An advisor will map your 45- and 180-day dates and start a shortlist of NNN properties that fit.

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