Selling an investment property or planning your next acquisition? Verity Title & Escrow makes the 1031 exchange process straightforward, compliant, and stress-free. As your local Qualified Intermediary, we iron out the details, giving you the space to focus on your next investment.
Local Expertise, Integrated Technology. As a title and escrow organization backed by a company with more than 25 years of industry experience and over $62 billion in assets under custody, we combine extensive market knowledge with a purpose-built 1031 exchange platform. Our technology gives you real-time visibility into your exchange status, deadlines, financials, and documents all in one place, and our team gives you hands-on expertise through every step.
A Dedicated Exchange Team. Your exchange is managed by a dedicated Exchange Operations Team. We coordinate directly with your closing agents, keeping all parties informed throughout the process.
Transparent Fees. No surprises. Exchange fees are clearly outlined from the start and reviewed with you before your exchange is opened. You'll always know what you're paying, and why.
Secure Funds Management. Your exchange funds are held securely during the exchange period, with full accounting of funds received, available balances, and interest earned.
Simple Submission Process. Getting started is easy. Our step-by-step submission process walks you through providing titleholder information, property details, and required documents. You can save your progress and return at any time before submitting.
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