1031 Exchange Calculator
Estimate Your 45-day and 180-Day Deadlines

45 Day Deadline: You have to identify prospective like-kind replacement properties prior to midnight on the 45th day after closing on your property sale transaction.

180 Day Deadline: You must finish your 1031 exchange (which includes the conveyance of title to all of your like-kind replacement property(ies) prior to midnight on the 180th day after closing on your sold property

Enter the date you transferred your relinquished property and click on “Calculate Estimated Deadlines”. Your 45 day and 180 day deadlines will appear in the fields below.

Date of Title Transfer of Sold Property

The information provided here is for your general informational purposes only. These are only estimates and should not be taken as fact or considered a recommendation or personalized advisory advice.  NAS Investment Solutions, LLC has made this third-party information available from sources it believes are knowledgeable and reliable. However, its accuracy or completeness cannot be guaranteed and information may change due to legal or economic conditions.
All investments involve risk including the possible loss of principal. You should familiarize yourself with all risks associated with any investment product before investing. If you have specific questions, do not hesitate to reach out to Karen E. Kennedy, President of NAS Investment Solutions.
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