Common use of Deferred Exchange Clause in Contracts

Deferred Exchange. In order to permit Seller to implement a deferred (or non-simultaneous) exchange pursuant to I.R.S. regulation Section 1.1031 (k)-1 (the Deferred Exchange Regulations), the parties acknowledge and agree that Seller may cause the Property to be conveyed, or this Contract to be assigned, to a Qualified Intermediary pursuant to the Deferred Exchange Regulations and that at closing, the Property will be conveyed to Purchaser and the Purchase Price will be paid by Purchaser to the Qualified Intermediary. In the event Purchaser desires to effectuate acquisition using proceeds from a deferred exchange involving other land presently vested in Purchaser, Seller shall accept funds from Purchaser's Qualified Intermediary and shall recognize that Purchaser's interest may be assigned to such Qualified Intermediary. Any deferred exchanges will be completed to the closing of this transaction so as to vest title in Purchaser at closing upon the payment of the balance of the Purchase Price. A material part of the consideration to the purchaser for purchasing is that the Purchaser has the option to qualify this transaction as part of a tax-deferred exchange under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Seller agrees that Purchaser may assign this Contract to an exchange intermediary of Purchaser's choice.