Why Choose Us
Colorado-Specific 1031 Knowledge
Advisors trained on Colorado statutes, local transfer protocols, and state filings that complement federal guidance.
Denver Tax & Real-Estate Experience
Market intelligence drawn from Denver metro transactions, cap rates, and appreciation trends for precise reinvestment planning.
Qualified Intermediary Network
Curated relationships with bonded, insured qualified intermediaries positioned across Colorado for compliant escrow handling.
Attorney & CPA Coordination
Integrated review cycles with real-estate counsel and tax advisors to align purchase agreements and reporting packages.
How a 1031 Exchange Works
Sell the Relinquished Property
Execute sale agreements, assign them to your qualified intermediary, and ensure proceeds flow directly into escrow.
IRS Guidance →Identify Replacements Within 45 Days
Document up to three properties or more under the 200 percent rule with traceable delivery to all parties.
IRS Guidance →Close Within 180 Days
Complete financing, due diligence, and closing statements before the IRS deadline to secure tax deferral.
IRS Guidance →Vacation and mixed-use properties may qualify under Rev. Proc. 2008-16 safe harbor. Review IRS Rev. Proc. 2008-16.
Our Exchange Services
Services designed for Colorado exchanges, from planning through final reporting.
Exchange Strategy Planning
Design a compliant 1031 exchange blueprint with basis analysis, gain estimates, and intermediary selection.
Read More02Replacement Property Sourcing
Source and vet Colorado replacement assets aligned with debt requirements, lease stability, and identification rules.
Read More03Qualified Intermediary Oversight
Coordinate escrow instructions, assignment documentation, and fund disbursement checkpoints with your QI.
Read More04Timeline Compliance Tracking
Monitor 45-day and 180-day targets with milestone reminders, contingency planning, and executive status updates.
Read More05Due Diligence Coordination
Organize inspections, environmental reviews, and lender deliverables to keep Colorado closings efficient.
Read More06Reporting & Filing Support
Assemble transaction summaries, expense logs, and Form 8824 data for streamlined CPA handoff.
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Multifamily
Stabilize income with Denver and Front Range apartments while deferring capital gains across unit portfolios.
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Industrial
Reposition proceeds into logistics and flex space serving Colorado's manufacturing and aerospace sectors.
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Medical Office
Capture long-term tenancy with healthcare providers anchored in high-growth Colorado corridors.
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Retail
Leverage consumer traffic in urban and mountain gateway retail with tailored NOI expectations.
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Hospitality
Evaluate boutique hotels and resort properties that align with safe harbor use standards.
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Land
Exchange into irrigated cropland and ranch assets with conservation-minded yield strategies.
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Service Areas
Denver
Headquartered guidance for metro Denver exchanges, from Cherry Creek to the Tech Center.
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Boulder
Investor support for Boulder County assets with university and innovation-driven demand.
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Colorado Springs
Military, aerospace, and logistics asset planning across El Paso County markets.
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Fort Collins
Northern Colorado opportunities balanced between CSU growth and technology tenants.
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Aurora
Gateway to eastern metro investment with growing medical and logistics corridors.
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Lakewood
West Denver suburbs with strong retail fundamentals and proximity to Federal Center employment.
Read More1031 Exchange Facts
Key numbers every Colorado investor should know before starting an exchange.
Annual 1031 Exchange Volume
Section 1031 exchanges facilitate over one hundred billion dollars in real estate transactions annually across the United States, making it one of the most widely used tax deferral strategies for property investors.
Day Identification Window
Investors have exactly 45 calendar days from the closing of their relinquished property to formally identify up to three potential replacement properties under the standard identification rules.
Day Closing Deadline
The IRS requires all replacement property acquisitions to close within 180 calendar days of the original sale. Missing this deadline disqualifies the entire exchange from tax deferral.
Tax on Deferred Gains
A properly structured 1031 exchange defers 100 percent of federal capital gains tax, depreciation recapture, and applicable state income tax on qualifying investment real estate transactions.
Property Identification Rule
The three property rule allows investors to identify up to three replacement properties of any value. Alternative rules include the 200 percent rule and the 95 percent exception for larger portfolios.
Year Section 1031 Was Enacted
Like-kind exchange provisions have existed in the U.S. tax code for over a century. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 narrowed eligibility to real property only, eliminating personal property exchanges.
Free Exchange Tools
Interactive calculators to model your exchange before you commit.
Boot Calculator
Calculate boot (cash received, mortgage relief) and estimate tax implications for your exchange.
Use ToolExchange Cost Estimator
Calculate QI fees, escrow costs, title insurance, recording fees, and other closing costs.
Use ToolIdentification Rules Checker
Validate your replacement property identification against the 3-property, 200%, or 95% rules.
Use ToolDepreciation Recapture Estimator
Estimate depreciation recapture tax on your relinquished property and understand 1031 deferral benefits.
Use ToolReplacement Value Calculator
Calculate the minimum replacement property value needed to defer all gain in your exchange.
Use ToolDebt Relief Calculator
Calculate mortgage boot when new debt is less than old debt and understand tax implications.
Use ToolCapital Gains Estimator
Model potential capital gains exposure and evaluate the deferral impact before you list.
Open ResourceTimeline Reminders
Subscribe to 45-day identification and 180-day closing alerts tailored to your transaction milestones.
Open ResourceFrequently Asked Questions
What are the 45 and 180 day deadlines?
Which properties qualify as like-kind?
What is boot and how is it taxed?
Do I owe transfer taxes in Colorado?
Can I complete a reverse exchange?
How do I report using IRS Form 8824?
A 1031 exchange defers federal and Colorado state income tax on qualifying real property. It does not remove county transfer or recording fees. Review Colorado transfer fee guidance.
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1031 Exchange
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