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Exchange Cost Estimator

Calculate qualified intermediary fees, escrow costs, title insurance premiums, recording fees, and other closing costs for your 1031 exchange. Colorado does not impose a state-level transfer tax, but recording fees and title insurance premiums still apply.

Cost Inputs

Estimate core expenses for a Denver 1031 exchange. Adjust values to match your closing disclosure.

Estimated purchase price of the Denver replacement property.Enter a value above zero
Use the percentage quoted by the independent qualified intermediary.
Flat fee charged by the escrow or title company.
Enter the preliminary rate provided by the Colorado title company.
Use the current estimate from the title or closing team.

Total Estimated Exchange Costs

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Includes qualified intermediary, escrow, title insurance, and estimated recording or documentary fees.

Qualified Intermediary Fee

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Covers escrow of exchange proceeds, assignment paperwork, and tracking.

Escrow Fee

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Colorado escrow or title providers may quote a flat transaction fee.

Title Insurance

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Enter the preliminary premium estimate provided for the replacement property.

Recording Fees

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Confirm the applicable county and municipal charges before closing.

Note on Colorado Closing Costs

Recording, documentary, title, escrow, and other closing costs can vary by property and jurisdiction. Reconcile these estimates with the preliminary closing statement and the appropriate independent professionals.

Educational content only. Not tax, legal, or investment advice. Results are estimates only. Consult a qualified intermediary and tax advisor before making decisions. Colorado does not impose a state real estate transfer tax. Recording fees and title insurance premiums still apply.

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