Real Estate Attorneys

Real Estate Attorneys specializing in 1031 exchanges provide critical legal guidance to ensure your exchange complies with IRS regulations and protects your interests throughout the transaction. They review contracts, structure agreements, and resolve complex legal issues.

What Does a 1031 Exchange Attorney Do?

These attorneys provide legal counsel on exchange structure, review and negotiate purchase and sale agreements, ensure proper documentation, advise on entity structuring, and help navigate complex scenarios like reverse exchanges, improvement exchanges, and multi-party transactions.

Key Services Include:

• Reviewing and negotiating exchange agreements
• Structuring entities for property ownership
• Ensuring compliance with IRS Section 1031 requirements
• Reviewing title reports and resolving title issues
• Advising on related-party exchanges
• Handling reverse and improvement exchange complexities
• Resolving disputes and legal challenges

When to Engage a Real Estate Attorney

While not always required, legal counsel is invaluable for complex exchanges, high-value transactions, multi-property exchanges, or when dealing with partnership interests. Our directory features attorneys with deep expertise in 1031 exchange law and real estate transactions.