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Types of ExchangesBuild to Suit Exchange Business Asset Exchange Copyright Exchange Delayed Exchange Improvement Exchange Intellectual Property Equipment Exchanges Multi Asset Exchange Parking Arrangement Partnership Exchange Patent Exchange Personal Property Property Owned by Foreign National Property Owned Overseas Reverse Exchange Tenant Common Exchange Vacation or Personal Use Property Exchange Fleet Vehicles and Trucks Precious Metals  Recent TweetsFollow Us!
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Build to Suit Exchange A Build to Suit or Construction Exchange involves the acquisition and construction of property within the Exchange period. Many times the client will wish to build real estate improvements, such as a building, or tangible business assets, such as rail cars rather than purchasing an existing asset. This might include a specialized building or piece of equipment that may not already exist, or it may be constructed less expensively than if purchased outright.
Things You Should Know The number one reason why exchanges fail in the first 45 days is that the client is not satisfied with the kind of property that is available. Many clients would continue with an exchange if they could build exactly what they want, even it is on their own property. Generally, if improvements are constructed on property already owned by the taxpayer, the transaction is unlikely to be treated as a 1031 Exchange. However, new rulings have opened the possibility of constructing improvements and still qualifying as a tax deferred Exchange.
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