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Jasmine G.
  • Philadelphia, PA
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1031 exchange and qualified intermediaries

Jasmine G.
  • Philadelphia, PA
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California, Nevada, and Idaho have statues that regulate intermediaries and protect consumers from theft who want to do a 1031 exchange. If you want to do a 1031 exchange in the state of Pennsylvania, can you get a qualified intermediary from California, Nevada, or Idaho to better protect yourself? Or does your intermediary have to be from PA, the state of the 1031 exchange? Thanks! 😊

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