Frequently Asked 1031 Exchange Questions


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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

TM 1031 Exchange

Why Should an Investor Register with TM 1031 Exchange Inc.?

1031 Exchanges

Why do a 1031 Exchange?

What is IRC Section 1031?

What is “Like-Kind” Property?

Does an Exchange Need to be Simultaneous?

When is a 1031 Exchange Applicable?

Do all the Proceeds from a 1031 Exchange Need to be Invested?

If Only Part or No Funds are Reinvested When are the Funds Released?

Can There be More than One Property in a 1031 Exchange?

How Long Does an Investor Need to Hold the Replacement Property?

What are the Fees and Cost Involved with a 1031 Exchange?

Can an Investor do a 1031 Exchange into a REIT?

Tenant-in-Common

What is a Tenant-In-Common?

Is a Tenant-In-Common Right for All Investors?

Net Lease

What is a Net Lease?

What are the Terms of a Net Lease?

How do you Determine the Credit Worthiness of a Tenant?

Why are Demographics Important?

What are the Different Variations of Net Leases?

Investor Education

What is an Off Market Property?

What Steps Should an Investor Take Before Investing?

What is the Typical Hold Period for Commercial Real Estate?

Where in the Country is it Best to Invest?

What is the Best Asset Class in which to Invest?

CAN THERE BE MORE THAN ONE PROPERTY IN A 1031 EXCHANGE?

Yes. There are no limits on the number of relinquished properties that can be included in the same 1031 exchange. To preserve flexibility having a separate exchange for each relinquished property should be considered.

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