Section 1031 exchanges frequently involve several professionals working in different disciplines. CPAs, financial advisors, commercial real estate brokers, attorneys, qualified intermediaries, and securities professionals may each address a different part of the investor’s decision.
These professional resources are designed to help advisory teams understand the issues that may overlap among tax planning, investment analysis, real estate acquisition, exchange execution, liquidity, portfolio construction, and estate planning.
Select your professional role below to explore relevant chapters, educational articles, tools, and planning resources.
CPAs & Tax Professionals
Tax basis, realized and recognized gain, depreciation, boot, exchange planning, and after-tax decision analysis.
RIAs & Financial Advisors
Portfolio construction, liquidity, diversification, income needs, DST allocation, and broader wealth planning.
Commercial Real Estate Brokers
Pre-sale planning, property valuation, negotiating leverage, replacement-property alternatives, and §1031 coordination.
Attorneys & Estate Planning Professionals
Ownership structure, trusts, succession, estate planning, basis considerations, and legal coordination.
Qualified Intermediaries
Exchange mechanics, 45/180-day deadlines, identification rules, documentation, and advisory-team coordination.
