06/04/2026
Thinking about completing a 1031 exchange with a family member or related entity?
Proceed with caution.
Related-party transactions are significantly more complex than a standard 1031 exchange. While these exchanges can be permitted under certain circumstances, they are subject to strict IRS rules and heightened scrutiny. Holding period requirements, ownership structures, and transaction timing can all impact whether your exchange qualifies for tax-deferred treatment.
A simple mistake could jeopardize the exchange and trigger unexpected tax consequences. That's why it's critical to understand the rules and involve experienced professionals early in the process.
📞 Not sure how related-party rules may affect your exchange?
Call (800) 282-1031 to connect with an experienced exchange professional.