The 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange
Information Certificate Program

Tax-deferred or "like Kind" exchange
Laws were originally enacted in 1921-23. The provision promotes real estate sales, continuity of investment, savings & estate planning by encouraging the exchanging of investment real estate and business properties in a way that would be free from the taxes which are due when property is otherwise sold.
If you are planning to sell rental property or other real estate held for investment and acquire other real estate to be held for investment and you can:
  1. Utilize a Qualified Intermediary to receive and hold the money from the sale of your property; and
  2. Within 45 days identify up to as many as three properties which you may wish to acquire or in reverse exchanges you may wish to relinquish; and
  3. Complete your transactions within 180 days;
DON'T MISS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
To avoid paying possibly substantial capital gains taxes enabling you to use all the proceeds from the sale of your property to acquire the exchange property you desire.
Exchanges can be accomplished by selling first, buying last or buying first, selling last.
You can also exchange into:
  • Thirty-year leases.
  • Properties to be Built.
  • Certain oil and gas ventures.
  • Tenants In Common TIC properties.
If this meets your requirements,
Your name could be here ,Realtor
and (when in our program) be pleased to provide:
Your Customer name and e-mail address here
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with this $50.00 certificate toward Qualified Intermediary Services and a free phone consultation about your specific exchange possibilities with:
Thell M. Woods, Certified Exchange Specialist
Qualified Intermediary Services LLC (QIS)
providing exchange services since 1965.
Toll free phone number: (866)385-1031
e-mail: info@1031exchangeservices.com
(Note: a fifty dollar website link or distribution fee is provided to your Realtor issuing this certificate for your successful exchange through QIS)
You can also Join the Certificate Program as a Realtor
For a more complete discussion of exchange requirements:
See http://www.1031exchangeservices.com