Qualified Intermediary

1031 Exchange Network

1031 Exchange Network, LLC · Parent: Independent / attorney- and CPA-owned (as published) · Firm website

FEA membership
FEA unknown
CES® holders
Not published on cited pages
Fidelity bond
$5 million fidelity bond
E&O / other cover
$5 million errors and omissions
How funds are held
Segregated
Dual-signature wires
Wire controls unknown
Reverse / improvement / DST
Reverse Yes · Improvement Yes · DST Unknown
Last sourced
2026-09-11

Other published coverage

Homepage: segregated accounts with up to $250 million FDIC insurance available, AES-256 encryption, and ‘advanced fraud-prevention protocols.’ The $250 million figure is firm marketing — the page does not publish the bank list or the deposit-network mechanic. Do not invent one.

Fund handling

Homepage and FAQ: every client’s funds in a dedicated, FDIC-insured, interest-bearing account; never commingled with other assets. Comparison table: segregated FDIC-insured accounts (up to $250M) versus ‘often commingled’ at other QIs. No published TIN title or dual-signature control.

Fee structure

Homepage: flat $895 forward/standard exchange, no hidden or junk fees on that card. Reverse exchange fee: $6,000. Build-to-suit / construction and custom/complex exchanges are listed without a public dollar. Comparison table repeats $895 versus ‘$1,000 or more’ at other QIs.

Who keeps the float

Homepage: proceeds placed in a dedicated, interest-bearing account so the money ‘continues working for you.’ The pages cited do not say whether the Network retains a share of that interest.

Who it is for

Nationwide forward, reverse, and build-to-suit / construction 1031 exchangers who want a published $895 forward fee. Office: 291 S Preston Road, Suite 940, Prosper, TX 75078; (877) 383-2420; info@1031exchangenetwork.com. Homepage: attorney- and CPA-owned. CES® names and company FEA unpublished. DST work is not on the pages cited.

Verdict

A fee-and-insurance file: published $895 forward / $6,000 reverse, $5M fidelity + $5M E&O, and dedicated never-commingled accounts. That is enough to list. CES® holders, company FEA, dual-signature wires, and the mechanic behind ‘up to $250M FDIC’ are unpublished. A homepage testimonial that says the firm ‘didn’t charge me a dime’ contradicts the $895 card — treat testimonials as marketing, not a second fee schedule. This is QI custody, not a securities offering. Ask for today’s certificates, the live account title, and how the $250 million coverage is actually placed before a large wire.

Notes

This is a QI custody file, not a securities offering. The footer legal name is 1031 Exchange Network, LLC. Confirm that name on the exchange agreement.

Homepage service tiles: Forward, Reverse ($6,000), Build-to-Suit / Construction, and custom or complex exchanges. CES® is not used on the page cited. “Exchange specialists” in marketing copy is not a CES® listing.

The $250 million FDIC figure is copied as published. This directory does not reconstruct a sweep, ICS, or CDARS structure the page does not describe.

Hours copy on the homepage (8 AM–Midnight ET, seven days) is marketing availability, not a custody fact.

Sources

Corrections and verification

Listings are sourced from public pages. Unknown is omitted, not graded. If a fact is wrong or stale, send the primary URL.

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