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Ivy League has partnered with Investment Property Exchange Services, Inc. (IPX1031) to provide the following Exchange Topics which highlight and explain many of the requirements and issues concerning IRC §1031 tax deferred exchanges.

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EXCHANGE BASICS

        Tax Deferred Exchange (#1)
        Exchange Terminology (#2)
        §1031 Do's and Don'ts (#3)
        §1031 Qualified Property (#4)
        Like-Kind Property (#5)
        Delayed Exchange Deadlines (#6)
        Vesting Issues (#7)
        Tax Season Issues (#8)
        Boot (#9)
        Safe Harbor Limitations (#10)
        Foreign Property (#11)
        Exchange Closing Costs (#12)
        Disqualified Party Issues (#13)
        Related Party Issues (#14)

EXCHANGE ESSENTIALS

        Delayed Exchanges (#15)
        Simultaneous Exchanges (#16)
        Build-to-Suit Exchanges (#17)
        How to Initiate a Build-to-Suit Exchange (#18)
        Reverse Exchanges (#19)
        How to Initiate a Reverse Exchange (#20)
        Mixed Use Exchanges (#21)
        Personal Property Exchanges (#22)
        Other Interests in Real Property (#23)
        Installment Land Sales Contracts (#24)
        Seller Financing and Exchanges (#25)
        Refinancing Issues (#26)
        Partnership, LLC & REIT Issues (#27)
        Property Held for Resale (#28)
        Multiple Asset Exchanges (#29)
        Tenancy in Common Interest (#30)
        Master Like-Kind Exchange Programs (#31)

EXCHANGE ELEMENTS

        Role of the Qualified Intermediary (#32)
        Assurances of IPX1031 (#33)
        Non-Tax Reasons to Exchange (#34)
        Your Attorney as Accommodator (#35)
        Initiating an Exchange (#36)
        Helping the Client Plan for the Exchange (#37)
        Exchange Addendum (#38)
        Estimating the Capital Gain Tax (#39)
        Impact of Depreciation Recapture on Exchanges (#40)

The views expressed in the above articles are those of the author(s) only and not necessarily those of Ivy League, Inc. The information is deemed reliable as of the date the article was first published. You should always consult with a qualified CPA or tax advisor before engaging in a 1031 exchange.

Ivy League reserves the right to refuse business to anyone. The information provided is not intended to replace qualified legal and/or tax advice. Each buyer should review any investment or transaction with their own legal and/or tax counsel.