Transparent pricing

1031 exchange fees

One flat fee. No percentage of your money.

A Qualified Intermediary usually charges a base fee plus add-ons, and some take a cut tied to your proceeds. We charge one flat fee for the whole exchange — the same whether it is $200,000 or $5 million.

Your complete 1031 exchange

$599one time

Charged once, from your escrow — nothing out of pocket to start.

A dedicated Qualified Intermediary holding your funds in FDIC-insured escrow
Your 45- and 180-day deadlines tracked for you as a live countdown
Two-person approval on every transfer of your money
Editing your identified replacement properties any time before day 45
Wiring instructions, funding, and your replacement purchase — coordinated end to end
A real person with you the whole way

Start your exchange

Free to start. You only pay once your exchange is funded.

Why a flat fee?

A percentage fee punishes you for having a larger exchange, even though the work is the same. xchange1031 does the same job — holding your proceeds, tracking your deadlines, coordinating the purchase — no matter the size of your deal, so we charge the same flat $599. You see the price before you commit, and it does not change at the end.

What the fee does not cover

— Your CPA or tax attorney’s own advice (we are not a substitute for either)
— Third-party closing, title, or escrow costs charged by other parties in your deal
— Any percentage of your proceeds — there is none, at any exchange size

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Not tax or legal advice. Pricing shown is our service fee only and may change over time; other parties in your transaction set their own costs. Consult your CPA or tax attorney about your situation.