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Gibraltar 1031 provides industry leading exchange services for 1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges.

11/04/2026

Timeline PSA!

There's something you need to know about your 180-day deadline if you start an exchange between October 18th and December 31st.

Most investors know the basic rules of a 1031 Exchange:

→ 45 days to identify replacement property.

→ 180 days to complete the exchange.

But here's something that catches investors off guard.

Your tax filing deadline can actually shorten that 180-day window.

If you sell an investment property in Q4 and need the full 180 days to complete your exchange, you may need to file a tax extension to get your full 180-day Exchange timeline.

Otherwise, your exchange deadline could fall on your tax return's due date, BEFORE your 180 days are up.

This is why we always encourage investors to PLAN AHEAD and keep their CPA, real estate professionals, and GB 1031 Exchange in the loop.

The 45-day and 180-day rules are important, but knowing how they interact with your tax deadlines is just as critical.

Reach out to us for guidance on your next 1031 exchange!

10/31/2026

No spooky tricks here at GB 1031 Exchange. Hope your Halloween is full of lots of treats! 🎃

10/15/2026

Myth: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act ridiculously gutted Section 1031.

Busted!
It didn't.

The final law left Section 1031 fully intact. Same deferral, same rules.

The confusion comes from the bill changing other tax opportunities around it such as Opportunity Zones, depreciation, or SALT.

The 1031 tax-deferred exchanges stayed intact.

So... good news! 1031 exchanges haven't changed a bit. Call us with questions or your 1031 needs. 310-986-8092

10/06/2026

Oh hey, have you met our founder, Elizabeth Burros?

Get acquainted!

10/02/2026

Does “like-kind” mean you have to exchange one rental house for another rental house?

No. And this is one of the most common misconceptions about 1031 Exchanges.

For 1031 purposes, “like-kind” refers to the nature or character of the property, not whether the properties look alike or serve the exact same purpose.

That means qualifying investment or business real estate may include:
Single-family rental properties
Multi-family properties
Office buildings and retail centers
Commercial and industrial properties
Farmland
Undeveloped or raw land held for investment
Certain Tenant-in-Common (TIC) interests
Qualifying Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) interests

In other words, an investor may be able to exchange farmland for an apartment building, raw land for commercial property, or a rental home for another qualifying real estate investment.

What generally does NOT qualify?
Properties held primarily for personal use, such as a primary residence, generally don't qualify. Neither does real estate held primarily for sale, such as certain flips or development property.

Stocks, bonds, notes, partnership interests and other securities or intangible assets generally aren't eligible real property for a 1031 Exchange either.

The key isn't whether the properties are identical. It's how the properties are classified and held.

Not sure whether your property could qualify for a 1031 Exchange? Reach out to us to learn more about the exchange process. 310-986-8092

09/25/2026

Mortgage rates hit above 7% this week. 7.03% to be exact.

Why? Well, a number of reasons including the Fed’s rate increase last week, the anticipation of another Fed increase at the next meeting, U.S. and other countries’ federal deficits needing to be financed, the cost of oil, 10-year Treasury yields at their highest point in 19 years, and more!

But, let's compare rates to previous years!

October 2022 = 6.94%
October 2023 = 7.79%
October 2024 = 6.72%
October 2025 = 6.54%

Are you thinking about investing in today's market? Call us to start your 1031 Exchange today!

09/16/2026

Fueling up on coffee and game-changing insights at Federation of Exchange Accommodators 2026 Annual Conference this week! ☕💡 #1031

09/15/2026

When you're choosing a Qualified Intermediary (QI), experience matters. But so do the protections they have in place if something goes wrong.

E&O stands for Errors & Omissions Insurance.

Simply put, it provides protection related to professional mistakes, errors, or failures in the services provided. E&O Insurance is another layer of protection and accountability behind the professionals managing your exchange.

GB 1031 Exchange carries professional liability coverage (E&O Insurance) as one of the many safeguards we have in place to protect our clients and their investments.

When you entrust a QI with something as important as your exchange and your money, layers of protection matter.

Before choosing a QI, it is imperative to ask what protections they have in place.

By working with GB 1031 Exchange, you are choosing safety you can trust.

08/28/2026

“We take security seriously.”

Okay. But what does that actually mean?

When you're choosing a Qualified Intermediary to hold your 1031 Exchange funds, don't settle for the word secure.

It's important to ask what secure looks like.

At GB 1031, it looks like segregated accounts.
It looks like vetted, FDIC-insured banking institutions.
It looks like electronic AND verbal wire confirmation.
It looks like multiple people involved in authorization.
It looks like decades of industry experience and expertise without a single instance if fraud.
It looks like dual signatures on outbound wires.
It looks like E&O insurance, Fidelity bonding and above industry standard cybersecurity protections.

Because when we're entrusted with your exchange funds, “trust us” just isn't enough.

We'd rather show you.

Experience matters. So does knowing your exchange funds are protected.

If you’re looking for a QI that takes both seriously, call us. 310-986-8092

08/20/2026

Big news!

FinCEN has issued its final rule under the Corporate Transparency Act, permanently removing the requirement for U.S. companies and U.S. persons to report beneficial ownership information (BOI) to FinCEN.

The rule took effect August 14, 2026, and there’s another important update: FinCEN says it will delete previously reported information it reasonably believes belongs to U.S. persons from its BOI database.

What does the final rule mean?

→ U.S. companies are no longer required to file BOI reports.

→ U.S. persons with FinCEN IDs no longer have to update or correct information they previously provided.

→ Foreign reporting companies no longer have to report U.S. person company applicants.

→ Certain foreign pooled investment vehicles are exempt from reporting BOI for U.S. persons in control of the investment vehicle.

→ Foreign entities that remain reporting companies will still be required to report BOI for foreign individuals.

For real estate investors and business owners, the takeaway is simple: a compliance requirement that created a lot of questions over the past few years has now been permanently rolled back for U.S. companies and U.S. persons.

As regulations change, knowing what applies to your transaction — and what no longer does — matters.

Gibraltar 1031 Exchange is here to help keep you informed throughout the exchange process.

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