<p>For a valid 1031 Exchange must adhere to the specific requirements set forth in IRC §1031, which include the 45 Identification Rule, learn more about this specific requirement in this video.</p>

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<p>We often get questions about spouses, how the title of property is held and their affect on a 1031 exchange. Learn what a community property state is and what it means for your 1031 exchange in this video.</p>

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<p>In order for a 1031 exchange to be valid there are specific rules that must be followed in regards to the identification of the replacement property. Watch this video to learn more about each of these rules.</p>

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<p>In order to qualify for a 1031 exchange you must be exchanging "Real Property". So what does "Real Property" means in relation to a 1031 exchange? Watch this short video to better understand the definition of Real Property and some examples.</p>

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<p>Some states have specific rules and requirements in relation to 1031 exchanges and specifically for Qualified Intermediaries. As a Colorado-based Qualified Intermediary, servicing 1031 exchanges nationwide, Accruit follows all federal and state level regulations. Watch to learn more about Colorado's regulations.</p>

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<p>For a valid 1031 exchange the relinquished and replacement properties must be "like-kind" to one another. Learn more about what "like-kind" means in a 1031 exchange, also known as a like-kind exchange in this video.</p>

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