Free help organizing the sale, replacement-property search, passive options and professionals needed to move a Park City exchange forward.
Turnkey 1031 exchange solutions
Whether the property is merely being considered, already listed or under contract, we help organize the exchange, define the replacement objective and compare the paths that can move toward closing.
Build direct, net-lease and backup acquisition paths around equity, debt, income and closing feasibility.
Plan the searchRequest current direct-property and passive DST availability without committing to one ownership path.
Get the free listCompare professionally managed real estate when tenants, repairs and seasonal rental work no longer fit.
Explore passive optionsPut the closing date, qualified intermediary and replacement criteria in view while time still remains.
Get deadline helpBegin with the solution that matches the planned sale. Technical rules remain available below, but the exchange should be organized around the owner’s property, timing and desired outcome.
Replacement property identification coordination for a Park City 1031 exchange, from submittal formatting to fallback candidate planning.
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Reviewing Delaware statutory trust offerings as a passive replacement option for Park City owners exiting active rental management.
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Sequencing a standard sell-first exchange for a Park City owner, from QI engagement through the 45-day and 180-day deadlines.
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Qualified intermediary coordination for a Park City 1031 exchange, covering document submittals, escrow handoffs, and constructive receipt.
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Reverse exchange coordination for a Park City 1031 exchange, covering exchange accommodation titleholder scope and parked-property financing.
ExploreA working schedule for building, pricing, and submitting a Park City replacement candidate list before the 45-day identification window closes.
ExploreClosing-package coordination for Park City exchangers moving identified replacement property to a completed acquisition inside the 180-day.
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Single-tenant net lease sourcing for a Park City 1031 exchange, covering Kimball Junction and Main Street corridors and lease-abstract review.
ExploreMultifamily replacement property sourcing for a Park City exchange, covering Wasatch Back supply, workforce housing stock, and submittal.
ExploreCPA and tax advisor coordination for a Park City 1031 exchange, keeping the investor's own advisor looped in on boot, basis, and filing.
ExploreRetail replacement property sourcing for a Park City exchange, covering Main Street tourist retail and Kimball Junction power-center stock.
ExploreBuilding a defensible comp set for Park City replacement candidates when local sale data is thin and pricing needs outside context.
ExploreTesting replacement-property financing against underwriting before a Park City candidate is committed to the identification list.
ExploreRent roll review for Park City 1031 replacement candidates, comparing seasonal short-term-rental income against standard lease structures.
ExploreModeling cash and debt-relief boot exposure on a Park City exchange before closing statements lock in the final numbers for review.
ExploreSequencing a Park City build-to-suit exchange so construction value is banked and documented before the 180-day exchange period ends.
ExploreSourcing medical office replacement property for a Park City 1031 exchange, from Snyderville Basin supply surveys to tenant-credit underwriting.
ExploreAssembling a complete, indexed exchange file for a Park City transaction, from the QI agreement through the recorded deed.
ExploreSelf-storage replacement property sourcing for a Park City 1031 exchange, covering Heber Valley and Kamas Basin facility supply and review.
ExploreOrganizing closing dates, property descriptions, and boot figures from a Park City exchange into a package the CPA can file.
ExploreScreening light-industrial and flex replacement candidates for Park City exchangers looking past resort-driven asset classes.
ExploreTrailing-twelve financial review for Park City 1031 replacement candidates, normalizing owner add-backs and seasonal revenue swings.
ExploreThree-property identification rule strategy for a Park City 1031 exchange, covering candidate selection and fallback sequencing.
ExploreModeling the 95% rule's acquisition hurdle before a Park City investor commits to a broad, uncapped identification list.
ExploreStructuring a Park City replacement identification list under the 200% rule when the target is several smaller assets instead of one large.
ExploreBring the property, dates, and open questions. We will help turn them into a clear exchange plan.
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