Skip to content
  • Investment Options
    • CVC 1031 Exchange
      • FAQ
    • CVC Balanced Fund
    • CVC Income Fund
  • About Us
    • Vertical Integration
  • Multifamily Portfolio
  • Investor Relations
  • Get Started
  • Blog
  • Investment Options
    • CVC 1031 Exchange
      • FAQ
    • CVC Balanced Fund
    • CVC Income Fund
  • About Us
    • Vertical Integration
  • Multifamily Portfolio
  • Investor Relations
  • Get Started
  • Blog
  • Investment Options
  • About Us
  • Multifamily Portfolio
  • Investor Relations
  • Get Started
  • Blog
Contact Us
  • Investor Portal
  • Fund Transfers
  • Investor Portal
  • Fund Transfers

Reverse 1031 Exchange Timeline

  • March 6, 2024
Reverse 1031 Exchange Timeline

1031 exchanges are powerful tax deferral tools that allow investors to negate their capital gains tax liability, letting them keep all the proceeds from the sale of an investment property in their investment portfolio.

The rigidity and strict timelines of traditional 1031 exchanges to ensure their validity can pose challenges. However, the reverse 1031 exchange provides investors with flexibility in initiating their exchanges. This article will explore the reverse 1031 exchange timeline to help you decide if it’s the best path forward for you.

Discussion Topics
  • Understanding Reverse 1031 Exchanges
    • The Reverse 1031 Exchange Timeline
    • Reverse 1031 Exchange Timeline vs Traditional 1031 Exchange Timeline
    • Additional Considerations
  • How CVC Can Help Ease the 1031 Exchange Process

Reverse 1031 Timeline

In a traditional 1031 exchange, the process starts when the investor’s original (or relinquished) property is sold, triggering a tight window for completion. Finding suitable replacement properties within this tight window as ideal properties may not be readily available.

However, an alternative path to a 1031 exchange exists, offering relief from some of the individual stressors of the traditional process, such as property identification.

In contrast, the reverse 1031 exchange timeline begins with identifying the replacement property, which may make the timeliness of completion much more manageable. This added flexibility might empower investors to make more deliberate and strategic decisions when navigating the exchange process.

 

Reverse 1031 Exchange Timeline

  1. Identify Replacement Property

Determine the property you want to acquire as the replacement property in the exchange.

  1. Engage Qualified Intermediary (QI)

Hire a QI to facilitate the exchange. QI holds the proceeds from selling your relinquished property and helps structure the exchange to comply with 1031 regulations.

  1. Execute Exchange Agreement

Enter into an exchange agreement with the QI outlining the terms and conditions of the reverse exchange.

  1. Secure Financing (if necessary)

If you need financing to acquire the replacement property, secure it before proceeding with the exchange.

  1. Create Exchange Accommodation Titleholder (EAT)

QI or a related entity establishes an EAT to hold title to the replacement property during the exchange period.

  1. Purchase Replacement Property by EAT 

EAT acquires the replacement property using funds provided by the QI.

  1. Identify Relinquished Property (RP)

After acquiring the replacement property, identify the property you intend to sell (the relinquished property) within the IRS’s identification deadlines.

  1. Market and Sell Relinquished Property

List and sell the relinquished property. The QI holds the proceeds from the sale.

  1. Acquire Replacement Property from EAT

Once the relinquished property is sold, use the proceeds the QI holds to purchase the replacement property from the EAT.

  1. Complete 1031 Exchange Transaction

Transfer the replacement property from the EAT to your ownership. The reverse exchange is complete.

  1. Comply with 1031 Regulations

Comply with IRS regulations for timelines, identification, and exchange periods. Maintain comprehensive documentation and seek advice from tax professionals for compliance and maximizing tax benefits. Report the exchange on your tax return using IRS Form 8824, Like-Kind Exchanges.

Reverse 1031 Exchange Timeline vs Traditional 1031 Exchange

 

Reverse 1031 Exchange vs Traditional 1031 Exchange

 

Reverse 1031 Exchange

Traditional 1031 Exchange

Timing

The investor acquires replacement property before selling the relinquished property.

The investor acquires the replacement property after the relinquished property is sold.

Identification Period

Begins after acquiring replacement property; the investor has 45 days to identify the relinquished property.

The investor has 45 days from the sale of the relinquished property to identify replacement property.

Exchange Period

Begins after acquiring replacement property; the investor has 180 days to complete the exchange.

Begins after the sale of the relinquished property; the investor has 180 days to complete the exchange.

Relinquished Property Sale

Occurs after acquiring replacement property within the exchange period.

Initiates the exchange process; must be completed within the exchange period.

Although reverse 1031 exchanges provide increased flexibility and empower investors to make well-informed decisions, they still demand thorough due diligence and a comprehensive understanding of rules and regulations, akin to any investment strategy.

Always seek guidance from a tax professional or financial advisor before using a new investment strategy to ensure informed decision-making and regulation compliance.

Canyon View Capital Offers 1031 Exchange Investment Options for Investors

After gaining a comprehensive understanding of the reverse 1031 exchange timeline, you’re likely contemplating your next steps. Whether you’re considering a traditional or reverse 1031 exchange, Canyon View Capital is here to make the process more manageable for you.

We specialize in simplifying 1031 exchanges, including reverse exchanges, for investors. Investing in one or more of our multifamily properties as Tenants in Common allows you to reap the benefits of real estate investing, enjoying genuinely passive income without the hassles of property management. Our diverse replacement property options streamline 1031 exchanges, making identification requirements more straightforward for you.

Ready to upgrade your portfolio with diversified, stable investments?

For over 40 years, Canyon View Capital has managed, owned, and operated real estate, now valued at over $1B1. Our buy-and-hold strategy, concentrated in America’s heartland, is designed to provide consistent investment returns.   Want to learn more about the reverse 1031 exchange timeline? Reach out today!
AM I ACCREDITED?
GET STARTED
1$1B figure based on aggregate value of all CVC-managed real estate investments valued as of March 31, 2023.

Gary Rauscher, President

When Gary joined CVC in 2007, he brought more than a decade of in-depth accounting and tax experience, first as a CPA, and later as the CFO for a venture capital fund. As President, Gary manages all property refinances, acquisitions, and dispositions. He works directly with banks, brokers, attorneys, and lenders to ensure a successful close for each CVC property. His knowledge of our funds’ complexity makes him a respected executive sounding board and an invaluable financial advisor.

This article is being provided for informational purposes only.  The content is not an offer or invitation for subscription of purchase of or a recommendation to purchase real estate or securities.

Information and opinions provided herein reflect the views of the author as of the publication date of this article. Such views and opinions are subject to change at any point and without notice. Some of the information provided herein was obtained from third-party sources believed to be reliable but such information is not guaranteed to be accurate.

This article does not provide any individual advice. The author has not considered the investment objectives, financial situation, or particular needs of any investor. Any forward-looking statements or forecasts are based on assumptions only, and actual results are expected to vary from any such statements or forecasts. No reliance should be placed on any such statements or forecasts when making any investment decision. Any assumptions and/or projections displayed are estimates. No investment decision should be made based solely on any information provided herein. Past performance is not necessarily an indication of future results.

Diversification does not guarantee a profit or protect against a loss in a declining market. It is a method used to help manage investment risk.

Nothing herein is, or is intended to constitute, investment, tax, or legal advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any types of real estate, securities, or investments.  There is a risk of loss relating to any investment in real estate or securities, including the risk of total loss of principal, which an investor will need to be prepared to bear. Different types of investments involve varying degrees of risk, and there can be no assurance that any specific investment will be profitable or suitable for a particular investor’s financial situation or risk tolerance. You are encouraged to consult your investment, tax, and legal advisors regarding you particular circumstances, and what may be advisable for you.

Eager to Find Alternatives to Stock Market Fluctuations?

Canyon View Capital’s approach is tailored for tax-advantaged, passive income, offering you the chance to become a hands-free real estate investor. We prioritize client satisfaction and respect, ensuring that both seasoned and new investors feel heard and valued by our dedicated team

Verified accreditation status required.

 

CONTACT US
AM I ACCREDITED?
VIEW INVESTMENT OPTIONS

This page is being provided for informational purposes only.  The content is not an offer or invitation for subscription of purchase of or a recommendation to purchase real estate or securities.

Such views and opinions are subject to change at any point and without notice. Some of the information provided herein was obtained from third-party sources believed to be reliable but such information is not guaranteed to be accurate.

This page does not provide any individual advice. CVC has not considered the investment objectives, financial situation, or particular needs of any investor. Any forward-looking statements or forecasts are based on assumptions only, and actual results are expected to vary from any such statements or forecasts. No reliance should be placed on any such statements or forecasts when making any investment decision. Any assumptions and/or projections displayed are estimates. No investment decision should be made based solely on any information provided herein. Past performance is not necessarily an indication of future results.

Diversification does not guarantee a profit or protect against a loss in a declining market. It is a method used to help manage investment risk.

Nothing herein is, or is intended to constitute, investment, tax, or legal advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any types of real estate, securities, or investments.  There is a risk of loss relating to any investment in real estate or securities, including the risk of total loss of principal, which an investor will need to be prepared to bear. Different types of investments involve varying degrees of risk, and there can be no assurance that any specific investment will be profitable or suitable for a particular investor’s financial situation or risk tolerance. You are encouraged to consult your investment, tax, and legal advisors regarding you particular circumstances, and what may be advisable for you.

Follow Us

Facebook-f Linkedin-in

Discover CVC

  • Investment Options
    • CVC 1031 Exchange
      • FAQ
    • CVC Balanced Fund
    • CVC Income Fund
  • About Us
    • Vertical Integration
  • Multifamily Portfolio
  • Investor Relations
  • Get Started
  • Blog
  • Investment Options
    • CVC 1031 Exchange
      • FAQ
    • CVC Balanced Fund
    • CVC Income Fund
  • About Us
    • Vertical Integration
  • Multifamily Portfolio
  • Investor Relations
  • Get Started
  • Blog

Current Investors

  • Investor Portal
  • Fund Transfer

Contact Info

  • (831) 480-6335
  • investor-relations@
    canyonviewcapital.com
  • 331 Soquel Avenue, Suite #100 Santa Cruz, CA 95062

Privacy Statement