The Only Major Qualified Intermediaries That Charge Investors Absolutely No Fees
Two rare qualified intermediaries waive fees and return interest to investors.
Two rare qualified intermediaries waive fees and return interest to investors.
Segregated accounts and dual-signature approval protect exchange funds when intermediaries fail.
Step-up basis elimination keeps failing due to record-keeping challenges for heirs.
Each owner can direct their share to different heirs and separately exchange proceeds at sale.
Proper debt and equity planning prevents taxable boot in 1031 exchanges.
Verify your accommodator has EAT capacity before signing a purchase agreement.
Buying property first requires a titleholder, tight coordination, and careful timing to qualify.
Moved capital can reach stronger markets without triggering immediate tax.
Swapping rentals into multifamily spreads income risk while deferring taxes on appreciated equity.
Verify your QI through certification, bonding, and financial strength.
Protect your 1031 exchange funds with segregated accounts and dual-authorization wire controls.
Each structure defers taxes differently and accepts different types of gains.