1031 Exchange
1031 exchange into Fort Worth CRE.
Replacement-property sourcing, 45/180-day timeline coordination, and end-to-end execution for 1031 exchanges into Fort Worth commercial real estate.
Market Snapshot
To identify replacement property in writing — IRS §1031
To close on identified property — IRS §1031
The three IRS identification rules
Texas state income tax on resulting cash flow
Timelines and identification rules from IRC §1031 and IRS guidance. Market positioning from CBRE 2025 U.S. Investor Intentions Survey. Not tax or legal advice — confirm with your CPA and attorney.
The Thesis
Why 1031 exchange in Fort Worth.
A 1031 exchange (IRC §1031) lets investors defer capital-gains tax by reinvesting proceeds from a sold investment property into like-kind replacement property within IRS-defined timelines: 45 days to identify in writing, 180 days to close.
Fort Worth is one of the most-targeted 1031 replacement markets in the country. DFW retained the #1 position in CBRE's 2025 Investor Intentions Survey, and Texas has no state income tax — both meaningful to investors exiting appreciated assets in high-tax coastal states.
Most successful out-of-state exchanges start identifying Fort Worth replacement candidates 60–90 days before the relinquished property closes — not after.
Submarkets
Where I'm active.
How I Work
From strategy to close.
Pre-sale planning
Underwrite candidate replacement markets and asset classes 60–90 days before close.
Identification window
Active sourcing, on- and off-market, with the qualified intermediary and lender in the loop.
Close & coordinate
Due diligence, financing, title, CPA, attorney — full coordination through the 180-day window.
FAQ
1031 Exchange, answered.
Updated June 23, 2026
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