Tax framework meets investment underwriting.
A replacement property decision should do more than satisfy a deadline. It should be evaluated as an investment: location, basis, financing, cash flow, lease risk, tenant concentration, capital expenditures, liquidity, management intensity and exit strategy all matter.
Market data can help an investor evaluate where and what to buy. It does not determine whether a specific property, ownership structure or transaction qualifies for Section 1031 treatment.
Use these pages to frame replacement-property research and then verify tax, legal, financing and securities issues with the appropriate professionals.