We help real estate investors with 1031 Exchanges
Providing expert 1031 Qualified Intermediary services to real estate investors since 1990
How do 1031 Exchanges work?
1031 exchanges can be very complicated if you don’t know the process click here to learn the ins-and-outs.
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What are the key rules?
Learn the most important things for exchangers to keep in mind while planning their exchange.
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What are the steps to an exchange?
Let us walk you through an exchange, step-by-step so that you know what to expect.
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Reverse Exchanges
A reverse exchange is a type of exchange for investors who wish to acquire a replacement property before they settle on their relinquished property.
Improvement Exchanges
An improvement exchange is a type of exchange for investors who wish to have improvements completed on their replacement property before they acquire it using their exchange escrow funds.
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We teach classes about 1031 Exchanges!
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What People Are Saying
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We found your company very responsive. Bill spent alot of time explaining the details of the transaction. Could not have done better.
– NIMAX LLC
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Provided prompt, professional, patient, and friendly service to a 1031 newbie!! Excellent!!
-DeHaven
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I was completely impressed! I am a real estate agent and will certainly recommend you.
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Receiving 1031 Escrow Funds in Following Year
The IRS 1031 regulation (§1.1031(k)-1(j)) provides that if an exchanger receives 1031 escrow funds from the qualified intermediary at the end of the exchange, or if the exchanger had a bona fide intent to do an exchange but does not complete the exchange by receiving...
1031 Classification of Second Homes
By: Ed Horan, Certified Exchange Specialist® To qualify for a like-kind exchange, IRC Section 1031 requires that the property be “held for productive use in a trade or business or for investment.” The property will qualify when it is being held for use in a trade or...
IRS issues guidance relating to deferral of gains for investments in a qualified opportunity fund
The IRS issued proposed changes on April 17, 2019 to their draft proposed regulation on IRC section 1400Z-2, relative to Qualified Opportunity Fund investments....
About Us
Since our founding in 1990, Realty Exchange Corporation’s sole mission is to provide qualified intermediary service to real property investors and their advisors for 1031 exchanges.
William Horan is a Certified Exchange Specialist® (CES), the qualified intermediary industry’s prestigious designation. The CES® designation requires years of experience, testing, adherence to a code of ethics and on-going continuing education.
OFFICE INFORMATION
Office 703-754-9411
Fax 703-754-0754
7400 Heritage Village Plaza, #102
Gainesville, VA 20155
