1031 Crowdfunding, LLC

1031 Crowdfunding, LLC The #1 real estate crowdfunding platform for 1031 exchanges. Own real estate without dealing with the tenants, toilets, and trash!

An online marketplace for 1031 exchange investors to pool money and buy interest in a larger, higher-quality investment property than previously possible. The #1 Real Estate Crowdfunding Platform for 1031 Exchanges.

A "lazy 1031 exchange" isn't actually a 1031 exchange. 🏢No qualified intermediary, no 45-day window, no deadlines — beca...
09/17/2026

A "lazy 1031 exchange" isn't actually a 1031 exchange. 🏢

No qualified intermediary, no 45-day window, no deadlines — because there's no exchange. Instead of deferring the gain under Section 1031, you sell in a fully taxable sale and offset the gain with depreciation-driven losses from a new investment. Similar outcome in year one, but a very different tax position later.

Here's how the two compare: https://na2.hubs.ly/H07Q8sN0

The most important decision in a 1031 exchange is often the one investors think about least: who holds the money. 🔑A qua...
09/02/2026

The most important decision in a 1031 exchange is often the one investors think about least: who holds the money. 🔑

A qualified intermediary holds your sale proceeds and facilitates the exchange — the IRS-recognized safe harbor that most investors rely on. Engage them before your sale closes, since taking the funds yourself, even briefly, can disqualify the exchange.

A few things are worth knowing before you choose one. The industry isn't federally licensed, so a little due diligence goes a long way — and your own attorney or CPA is typically disqualified from serving as your QI.

Read the full blog: https://na2.hubs.ly/H07xCmX0

08/25/2026

Timing is everything with a 1031 exchange, and setting up your qualified intermediary too late is one mistake you can't undo. Once the sale proceeds touch an account you control, the exchange is off the table. ⏳

Three partners, one building, three different exit plans. How does that work? 🏢A drop and swap lets a partnership distri...
08/20/2026

Three partners, one building, three different exit plans. How does that work? 🏢

A drop and swap lets a partnership distribute tenancy-in-common interests to individual partners before a sale — so each one can independently pursue a 1031 exchange or take cash and recognize the gain.

It's a recognized strategy with real technical footing, and one the IRS examines closely. Timing, documentation, and business purpose all shape whether it holds up.

Read the full blog: https://na2.hubs.ly/H07hQgm0

08/18/2026

Holding property in an LLC, trust, or corporation? A 1031 exchange can still work, and it comes down to the tax ID behind it.

08/11/2026

Wondering if you can pull some cash out and still run a 1031 exchange with the rest? Good news, you can, but there's a tax tradeoff worth knowing first.

A "731 exchange" isn't technically an exchange at all. 🏢It's a Section 731 distribution, the tax rule for how a partners...
08/05/2026

A "731 exchange" isn't technically an exchange at all. 🏢

It's a Section 731 distribution, the tax rule for how a partnership returns cash or property to its partners. For investors who entered an UPREIT through a 721 exchange, it may reopen a path to 1031 eligibility, and with it the potential to keep deferring capital gains taxes.

Read the full blog: https://na2.hubs.ly/H071FN-0

08/04/2026

In a 1031 exchange, "like-kind" doesn't mean identical. It means real estate for real estate, which gives investors the flexibility to move across a wide range of asset classes.

Can you use a 401(k) to invest in real estate? 🏢Usually not inside a standard employer plan, where the menu rarely goes ...
07/29/2026

Can you use a 401(k) to invest in real estate? 🏢

Usually not inside a standard employer plan, where the menu rarely goes beyond stocks, bonds, and target-date funds. Accessing real estate generally means rolling eligible funds into a self-directed IRA or a solo 401(k) that permits alternative assets.

Our latest article blog down how it works. Read more: https://na2.hubs.ly/H06XS_b0

07/28/2026

"Boot" is the part of a 1031 exchange the IRS can still tax. It shows up whenever you don't reinvest all your equity or take on less debt, leaving value on the table that may trigger capital gains tax. 🧮

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