1031 Exchange Process in Brief
by Lisa taylor Tax consultant DSTs or Delaware Statutory Trust is an option for 1031 exchange investors looking for replacement properties. DSTs offer the potential for monthly income to the investors and diversify with no on-going landlord duties. Investors can complete their 1031 Exchange with the help of DST investment professionals. Since 2004, when the IRS approved the Delaware Statutory Trust for 1031 exchange-qualified co-ownership, investors have purchased approximately $20 billion worth of real estate/replacement properties.1031 DST Investors Have No Control
How a 1031 Exchange Works
The 1031
Exchange is the most preferred method used for real estate. There are 8 steps
to explain the process of the 1031 exchange. However, a professional is
required to complete the steps for an investor since it is an arduous process.
The 8
steps in the 1031 exchange process are as follows:
- Sell Investment
Property.
- The next step
is to give the capital gains to a Qualified Intermediary.
- The Investor identifies
the like-kind property within 45 days.
- The Investor
sends the duty letter to the qualified intermediary.
- The investor negotiates
for a price with the seller of the 1031 Exchange property.
- Agree on a
sales price.
- Have your
intermediary wire the capital gains to the titleholder or title company.
- Fill up the IRS form.
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