Sold your property? Don't hand the IRS a six-figure check.
Free 1031 Exchange Masterclass: how investors defer capital gains tax and roll their full equity into the next deal. Plus the 45/180-day toolkit.
- Hosted by Igor Kaj · 500+ real estate deals
- Exchange team: Exchange Resource Group
- Nationwide
This is for you if…
You just sold, or you're under contract
On investment or business property, not your primary home.
You've got real equity
$250K+ in gains means the tax bill on a straight sale is real money.
Your clock is about to start
From the day you close you get 45 days to identify a replacement and 180 days to close on it. Miss it and the exchange fails.
What you'll learn
- What a 1031 exchange is, and what counts as "like-kind" real estate
- The 45/180-day clock and the identification rules
- Why you can never touch the sale proceeds, and what a Qualified Intermediary does
- Reverse and improvement exchanges: buying before you sell, and using exchange money for renovations
- The mistakes that blow up an exchange, and how to find replacement property fast
Who's behind this
Igor Kaj
Chicago real estate investor and operator. 500+ deals closed across flips, rentals, and commercial. @whoiskaj
Exchange Resource Group, LLC
Nationwide Qualified Intermediary handling forward, reverse, and construction 1031 exchanges. erg1031.com
Questions
Is this tax advice?
No. This is education. Neither Professional 1031 nor Igor Kaj gives tax or legal advice. Talk to your own CPA or attorney about your situation.
Who handles the exchange?
Exchange Resource Group, LLC, a Qualified Intermediary. Professional 1031 is not a Qualified Intermediary and never holds exchange funds.
I already closed. Is it too late?
Maybe not, but the 45-day clock may already be running. Reach out right away. The exchange generally has to be set up before or at closing.
What does it cost?
The masterclass and toolkit are free. Exchange Resource Group discloses its own exchange fees.