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contracts: 1031 Exchanges - Is An Assignable Contract Necessary? - 06/12/08 01:45 PM
YES! 

This issue has come up twice this week. Once on an AR blog and once in the course of my business. So here you go. . .
When a client selects a Qualified Intermediary (QI, accommodator, facilitator) and decides to open an exchange account a number of contractual things need to happen before the QI is ready to accept the clients funds from the sale of the property.
1.  The Seller (client/taxpayer) will sign an exchange agreement, which essentially prevents them from having the ability to pledge, borrow or otherwise receive the benefits of the sale proceeds during the exchange period … (10 comments)

 

Lisa Lambert, Esq. (1031 Exchange Expert)

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