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CPAs & 1031 Transactions

We can help you meet your critical deadlines

1031s are a type of commercial real estate investment. They let you swap out one real estate property for another, which allows you to defer capital gains tax that you otherwise have to pay at the time of sale. 

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If you are considering a 1031 Exchange, TIMING is everything. We are here to help! At Crews Bank & Trust, our fast, local loan decisions could make the difference between having to defer taxes or having to pay taxes.

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Is a 1031 right for you? Talk with one of our lenders today.

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Chart of the Day: The Stock Market and Tech Innovations

Chart of the Day: The Stock Market and Tech Innovations

June 4, 2026

Today's Chart of the Day from Kitces.com, "10 Charts To Address Concerns On 2026 Geopolitical Conflict," presents an interesting timeline of market...

Bar graph showing the largest companies globally and where two highly anticipated IPO candidates for 2026 are expected to place amongst the established giants.

Chart of the Day: IPO Class of 2026

June 2, 2026

Today’s Chart of the Day from arvy's "The IPO Class of 2026" offers a snapshot of two highly anticipated IPO candidates for 2026, comparing their...

Map of the US highlighting in green states where Tenancy by Entirely is available, as of 2024.

Chart of the Day: Tenancy by Entirety

May 28, 2026

Today’s Chart of the Day from World Population Review highlights which U.S. states recognize Tenancy by the Entirety (TBE) as a form of asset titling.