What is a 1031 exchange qualified intermediary?
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“A qualified intermediary, or QI, is a neutral third party required under IRC Section 1031 to facilitate your exchange. The QI holds the proceeds from your sale in qualified escrow accounts , helps ensure funds are handled within IRS safe harbor regulations, and maintains the documentation needed to support the transaction.”
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