Forward or Delayed (Deferred);
A forward or delayed exchange is a type of 1031 exchange, a tax-deferred real estate transaction under the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. It allows investors to sell a property and reinvest the proceeds into a like-kind property while deferring capital gains taxes.
01 / Sell Relinquished Property
02 / Proceeds held by ESG
03 / ID Replacement Property
04 / Purchase Replacement Property
05 / ESG held funds used for purchase
Reverse Exchange;
A reverse exchange is a type of 1031 exchange where the replacement property is purchased before selling the relinquished property. This allows real estate investors to secure a desirable replacement property before they sell their existing property while still deferring capital gains taxes.
01 / Purchase Replacement Property
02 / Exchangor and/or Lender funds purchase
03 / EAT holds title
04 / ID relinquished Property
05 / Sell Relinquished Property & Transfer to Replacement Property
Improvement Exchange;
New Construction or Replacement Property. Looks like a forward exchange in most ways, except – improvements are made to the replacement property before the exchangor takes title.
01 / Replacement property parked in EAT
02 / Construction/Improvements
03 / EAT Transfers replacement property
04 / 180th day or once value of relinquished property reached
Simultaneous/Direct Exchange;
A simultaneous exchange, also known as a direct exchange, is a type of 1031 exchange where the relinquished property and the replacement property are exchanged at the same time. This is the original form of a 1031 exchange and is the simplest in concept but can be difficult to coordinate in practice.
01 / Owners agree to exchange
02 / Deeds Exchanged
03 / Simultaneous Closing