1031 Exchange Real Estate Solutions
Defer Capital Gains.
Reinvest Smarter.
Build Long-Term Wealth.
Defer Taxes with a 1031 Exchange
A 1031 Exchange allows you to sell investment property and reinvest the proceeds into a new asset without paying capital gains tax — if you move quickly and follow the IRS rules.
At US Prime Realty, we specialize in helping investors execute seamless 1031 exchanges across Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Naples, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, and beyond.
How It Works: Your 1031 Exchange Timeline
- 1. Sell Your Current Investment Property
- 2. Identify Replacement Property Within 45 Days
- 3. Close on Replacement Property Within 180 Days
- 4. Work With a Qualified Intermediary (QI)
- 5. File IRS Form 8824 at Year End
What You Can Exchange Into
- Income-producing rentals (multifamily, SFR)
- Commercial properties (office, retail, industrial)
- Vacation homes held as investments
- Land for future development
Why Investors Choose US Prime Realty for 1031 Exchanges
- • Fast access to qualified replacement properties across Florida
- • Licensed agents with 1031 expertise and investor fluency
- • Collaboration with attorneys, CPAs, and Qualified Intermediaries
- • Deep market knowledge in high-appreciation zones
FAQs About 1031 Exchanges
Any real property held for investment can qualify — residential, commercial, land.
Yes, but we specialize in bringing you top Florida opportunities.
You may face a capital gains tax bill. That’s why timing is critical.
Only if held for investment, not personal use.
Real Investor Results
“I sold a duplex in Chicago and exchanged into two cash-flowing fourplexes in Orlando — no capital gains, and USPR handled everything flawlessly.”
— Teresa L.
“They connected me with a QI, negotiated the deal, and closed in 27 days. Best 1031 experience I’ve ever had.”
— Brian R., Investor
Don’t Let Your 45 Days Slip Away
If you’ve sold or are about to sell an investment property, the clock is already ticking. Let’s create a smart, compliant reinvestment plan before your window closes.
Why a 1031 Exchange is Vital for Real Estate Investors
A 1031 exchange, named after Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, is one of the most powerful tax-deferral strategies available to real estate investors today. By utilizing a 1031 exchange, investors can sell an investment property and reinvest the proceeds into a “like-kind” replacement property, allowing them to defer paying capital gains taxes indefinitely. This strategy effectively provides an interest-free loan from the government, enabling you to keep more of your equity working for you. However, the process is governed by strict federal regulations and rigid timelines that must be followed precisely to qualify for these significant tax benefits.
Navigating the Critical Deadlines of a 1031 Exchange
Success in a 1031 exchange hinges on your ability to meet two primary deadlines set by the IRS. From the moment you close on the sale of your relinquished property, you have exactly 45 days to formally identify potential replacement properties. Following this identification period, you have a total of 180 days from the initial sale date to complete the purchase of one or more of those identified properties. Because these deadlines are non-negotiable and include weekends and holidays, having a structured 1031 exchange timeline checklist is essential for ensuring you don’t miss a critical window and trigger a taxable event.
Optimizing Your Portfolio with a Like-Kind Exchange
The flexibility of the “like-kind” requirement in a 1031 exchange offers investors a unique opportunity to diversify or consolidate their real estate holdings. Many investors mistakenly believe that a 1031 exchange requires trading the exact same type of property, such as an apartment building for another apartment building. In reality, the IRS definition of like-kind is quite broad, allowing you to exchange raw land for a retail center, or a single-family rental for an industrial warehouse. By following a professional 1031 exchange guide and timeline, you can confidently navigate these complexities to grow your wealth and optimize your investment portfolio for the long term.