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Securitas 1031 is an experienced team of attorneys, tax, and real estate professionals dedicated to providing our clients with a secure, efficient and compliant 1031 exchange.
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Why a 1031 Exchange?
A 1031 exchange is a smart way to build wealth through real estate, by deferring up to 40% in capital gains taxes.
You keep more money in your pocket—money you can reinvest into bigger, better opportunities.
Whether you're planning for the future, freeing yourself from joint ownership, or thinking about your heirs, a 1031 Exchange helps put your equity to work — on your terms.
We can walk you through the process.
Why Use Securitas 1031?
At Securitas 1031, we have built our reputation one successful exchange at a time.
We’re proud of the team we’ve built — seasoned attorneys and real estate professionals who are committed to doing things the right way, every time.
Our mission is simple: to deliver secure, efficient, and compliant 1031 Exchange services — while giving every client the personal attention they deserve.
Services
Deferred (Delayed) Exchange
The most common type of 1031 exchange where the sale of the relinquished property and the purchase of the replacement property do not happen at the same time. The investor has 45 days to identify a replacement property and 180 days to close on it.
Simultaneous Exchange
Both the sale of the relinquished property and the purchase of the replacement property occur on the same day, requiring careful coordination between all parties involved.
Parking Exchange
Simplifies the holding of property during a reverse or construction exchange by temporarily "parking" a property with an Exchange Accommodation Titleholder (EAT).
Construction (To-Be-Built) Exchange
Allows for acquiring and building a new replacement property using proceeds from the relinquished property. Part or all of the exchange funds can be used for construction if done within the exchange timeline.
Reverse Exchange
The replacement property is purchased before selling the relinquished property. It's riskier and requires careful structuring to comply with IRS rules.
Related Party/Series Exchange
A 1031 exchange involving properties owned by related parties or multiple interdependent exchanges. These must follow strict IRS rules to avoid tax complications or disqualification.
Combination Exchange
Blends multiple types of exchanges (e.g., reverse and delayed) to meet the investor's unique needs, offering flexibility for more complex scenarios
Reverse Construction Exchange
Combines reverse and construction exchanges, allowing the investor to acquire a replacement property and improve it before relinquishing the old property to complete the transaction.
Partial Exchange
Only part of the proceeds from selling the relinquished property are reinvested into a replacement property, resulting in a partially tax-deferred exchange.
Non-Safe Harbor Reserve Exchange
A more complex exchange without the use of a qualified intermediary, which carries higher risks of non-compliance with IRS guidelines.