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Reverse 1031 Exchange Providers

In a reverse exchange you acquire the replacement property before selling the one you are relinquishing. Because you cannot hold title to both at once, an Exchange Accommodation Titleholder (EAT) parks one property for up to 180 days while the sale completes. Reverse exchanges follow a safe-harbor structure (IRS Rev. Proc. 2000-37) and are more complex and costly than forward exchanges.

Use a reverse exchange when you must lock in the replacement property in a competitive market, or when timing forces you to buy first. The firms below offer reverse-exchange services.

23 firms in this category

Frequently asked questions

When should I use a reverse exchange?
When you need to close on the replacement property before your relinquished property sells, common in competitive markets, or when the ideal property appears before you have a buyer.
How long do I have in a reverse exchange?
The same clocks apply: 45 days to identify the property being sold and 180 days total to complete the exchange while the EAT parks title.
Why do reverse exchanges cost more?
They require an EAT to hold title, additional legal structuring, and often bridge financing, so fees run higher than a standard forward exchange.

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