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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Proceeds from the sale will be going to an intermediary
forgive my ignorance on the matter, I want to make sure nothing unexpected happens to my buyer.
He is about to sign a purchase and sale where the proceeds of the property will go to an intermediary. I was led to believe that when a 1031 exchange transaction took place the buyer and seller were trading properties of equal equity. If the equities were not equal a boot would be needed.
My buyer does not have any property to trade all he has is a loan for the sale. What exactly is happening here?