When you are seeking replacement property, the first conversation needs to cover the clock, the capital, and the acquisition criteria. Share your dates with us and your qualified intermediary before narrowing the search.
A broader acquisition perspectiveConceptual illustration01 · Prepare your mandate
Start with your actual dates
Tell us whether the relinquished property has closed, the date of transfer, your identification deadline, and the exchange completion deadline confirmed by your adviser. A planned sale and a completed sale call for different outreach.
02 · Prepare your mandate
Define the replacement
Specify your purchase range, equity to deploy, financing plan, permitted asset types, and Minnesota markets. Explain whether one property or several acquisitions could fit the exchange.
03 · Prepare your mandate
Keep the review practical
Identify who can approve a purchase, when your lender and inspectors are available, and which conditions would rule out a property. We discuss available information directly; we cannot guarantee replacement inventory or an exchange outcome.
Map the standard exchange dates.
This planning aid uses the standard 45- and 180-day periods. Enter a tax-return deadline if it is earlier. Confirm your actual deadlines and any relief with your adviser.