Qualified Intermediary

Mission 1031

Mission 1031 Exchange, LLC · Parent: Mission Bancorp / Mission Bank (wholly owned) · Firm website

FEA membership: FEA member
CES® holders: Not published on cited pages
Fidelity bond: Not published on cited pages
E&O / other cover: Not published on cited pages
How funds are held: Segregated
Dual-signature wires: Wire controls unknown
Reverse / improvement / DST: Reverse Yes · Improvement Yes · DST Unknown
Last sourced: 2026-09-13

Fund handling

About: deposits are held at an FDIC-insured bank; each exchange is held in a segregated bank account with transaction accounting to the exchanger and a bank statement mailed each month the transaction is active; the firm requires an exchanger’s signed authorization to wire exchange funds. Article (2025-12-15): deposits are held at Mission Bank, an FDIC-insured bank; each exchange is held in a separate bank account with accounting activity and bank statements mailed each month the transaction is open; funds are always available within 48 hours notice. Dual-officer / QEA wire control is not on the pages cited — the signed-authorization line is exchanger consent, not a published two-officer rule.

Who it is for

Bank-owned California QI for exchangers who want Mission 1031 Exchange, LLC — a wholly owned subsidiary of Mission Bancorp — to hold proceeds in a segregated FDIC-insured account (article names Mission Bank) with monthly bank statements. Public brand on the bank site: Mission Bank 1031 Exchange. About: nationwide QI, headquartered in Bakersfield with offices throughout California. Phone (888) 305-0550. A street HQ is not printed on the About, FAQ, or article pages opened. FAQ: simultaneous, delayed, reverse, and build-to-suit / improvement. CES® names, bond dollars, and DST are not on those pages.

Verdict

Bank-owned Bakersfield QI with a usable custody sentence: segregated FDIC account (article: at Mission Bank), monthly bank statements, exchanger signed wire authorization, a company FEA-member claim, and a published reverse plus build-to-suit / improvement FAQ. That is enough to list. Bond and E&O dollars, named CES® holders, two-officer dual-signature, a street address, a fee card, and DST are not on the Mission Bank 1031 pages opened. Ask for today’s certificates, the live account title, and who can release the wire before a large transfer.

Notes

This is a QI custody file, not a securities offering. The legal name on the About page is Mission 1031 Exchange, LLC. The public brand on the Mission Bank site is Mission Bank 1031 Exchange. Mission 1031 Exchange, LLC is the intermediary that would hold exchange proceeds. A Delaware statutory trust is typically a securities offering sold by a sponsor and registered representatives — a different product. The pages opened for this file do not publish a DST desk.

About: Mission 1031 Exchange, LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Mission Bancorp, formed to facilitate Section 1031 property-exchange transactions nationwide. The same page: headquartered in Bakersfield with offices throughout California. Phone (888) 305-0550. A street HQ is not on the About, FAQ, or article pages opened 2026-09-13.

About and the 2025-12-15 article: the firm maintains membership in the Federation of Exchange Accommodators and follows their code of ethics. That is a company claim.

About: deposits are held at an FDIC-insured bank; each exchange transaction is held in a segregated bank account with transaction accounting provided to the exchanger and a bank statement mailed each month the transaction is active; the firm requires an exchanger’s signed authorization to wire exchange funds. The article is more specific on the bank: deposits are held at Mission Bank, an FDIC-insured bank; each exchange is held in a separate bank account with accounting activity and bank statements mailed each month the transaction is open; funds are always available within 48 hours notice. Dual-officer or qualified-escrow wire control is not on those pages. The signed-authorization sentence is exchanger consent, not a published two-officer rule.

FAQ: simultaneous; delayed (forward); reverse (parking with an exchange accommodation titleholder); and build-to-suit or improvement. Reverse and improvement are therefore yes.

No named CES® holder, fidelity-bond or E&O dollar figure, fee card, float sentence, or state 1031-QI registration roster on the pages cited. An operations-officer hire note on a later Mission Bank article is not copied here as a CES® credential. Ask Mission 1031 Exchange, LLC for today’s certificates, the live Mission Bank account title, whether a second signature is required to move funds, and who can release the wire — then read those papers, not this summary.

Sources

About 1031 Exchanges — Mission Bank / Mission 1031 Exchange, LLC2026-09-13
1031 Exchange FAQs — Mission Bank2026-09-13
1031 Exchange: The Mission Bank affiliated service — Mission Bank2026-09-13

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FEA: FEA member. Funds: Segregated. Dual-sign: Wire controls unknown.

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