Listed for Sale? Start Your 1031 Exchange Plan Before You Close
Selling soon can create pressure—especially when replacement inventory is tight. Start early so you're not forced into a rushed decision after closing.
- Build a replacement strategy before your buyer is locked
- Understand how DSTs may help you stay passive and diversify
- Get matched to advisors who can help you map timelines and next steps
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The Biggest Risk: Waiting Until After Closing
Many investors don't focus on replacement options until their sale closes—then the clock starts and decisions get rushed. Planning early gives you options, leverage, and peace of mind.
A Passive Replacement Option to Know Early: DSTs
DSTs are commonly used as a 1031 replacement option because they can help investors pursue passive real estate exposure without taking on day-to-day management. They're also often considered when timelines are tight.
Passive Ownership
No day-to-day management responsibilities
Diversification
Spread investment across properties and markets
Professional Management
Experienced sponsors handle operations
Faster Execution
Potentially quicker than sourcing a whole property
Free Download: "Pre-Sale 1031 Planning Checklist"
Before you accept an offer, this checklist helps you prepare your 1031 roadmap, advisor conversations, and replacement plan.

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