About Deferred
Deferred is a Qualified Intermediary (QI) for 1031 exchanges, offering a 'No Fee' exchange service. They share the interest earned on exchange funds with clients, unlike other QIs who typically retain it. Deferred uses technology to lower costs and provide a secure, seamless exchange process. They offer services for standard forward, reverse, and improvement exchanges.
How to Use
Use Deferred by starting an exchange through their online platform or scheduling a consultation. They handle the 1031 exchange process, ensuring compliance and security of funds. Clients can track and manage their exchange online.
Key Features
- No Fee 1031 Exchange
- Interest sharing on exchange funds
- Secure and segregated deposit accounts
- Online platform for managing exchanges
- Support for forward, reverse, and improvement exchanges
Use Cases
- Facilitating a tax-deferred real estate exchange by acting as a Qualified Intermediary.
- Earning interest on exchange funds during the 180-day exchange period.
- Securing funds in FDIC-insured accounts up to $250M.
Key Features
Pros & Cons
- No upfront fees for the exchange service
- Client receives a share of interest earned on exchange funds
- Funds held in secure, segregated FDIC-insured accounts
- Online platform enables easy management and tracking of exchanges
- Service only applicable for 1031 tax-deferred exchanges, not other real estate transactions
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