Corrections Policy
1031 Exchange Experts aims to publish clear, useful, and accurate educational information. If something needs to be corrected, we want to know.
Our Commitment to Accuracy
1031 Exchange Experts publishes general educational content about 1031 exchanges, tax deferral concepts, deadlines, identification rules, qualified intermediaries, boot, depreciation recapture, and related real estate investor questions.
We work to make our content clear and helpful. However, tax rules, IRS guidance, court decisions, and professional standards may change. Content may also need updates, clarifications, or corrections over time.
If you notice an error, outdated statement, broken link, unclear explanation, or missing context, please contact us so we can review it.
What We Review
We may review correction requests involving:
- Factual errors
- Outdated information
- Broken links
- Unclear explanations
- Missing context
- Incorrect page formatting
- Source or citation issues
- Content that may be misleading without more explanation
How to Request a Correction
To request a correction, please email us with enough detail to review the issue.
Email: contact@1031exchangeexperts.net
Please include:
- The page title or URL
- The specific sentence, section, or issue you believe needs review
- Why you believe it is incorrect, outdated, unclear, or incomplete
- A reliable source, if available
How We Handle Corrections
When we receive a correction request, we may review the page, check reliable sources, compare the issue against current guidance, and decide whether an update is needed.
If a correction or clarification is appropriate, we may update the page, revise wording, add context, fix a link, or improve the explanation.
What Counts as a Correction
A correction usually involves a factual error, outdated information, missing context, or wording that could reasonably mislead readers.
A correction request is not the same as a request for personalized tax, legal, accounting, investment, financial, or real estate advice.
Please do not send confidential tax records, legal documents, financial statements, property contracts, closing documents, or private transaction details through email.
Content Updates
Some changes may be made as routine updates rather than formal corrections. For example, we may update a page to improve readability, add examples, simplify language, refresh links, or explain a topic more clearly.
No Personalized Advice
We cannot review your personal 1031 exchange transaction or tell you whether a specific tax position, property, exchange structure, or deadline applies to your situation.
For personal advice, contact a qualified tax professional, CPA, attorney, qualified intermediary, real estate professional, or other advisor who can review your specific facts.
Contact
Correction requests may be sent to:
contact@1031exchangeexperts.net
Effective Date: June 25, 2026