Summary: When you hire a 1031 tax exchange company to help you exchange investment property you will pay some fees. 1031 exchange fees vary depending on the timing of the 1031 exchange. Fees will be higher for a 1031 exchange where the investor has acquired the new property before selling the old one. 1031 exchange companies factor risk into their fees.
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