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BALDWIN COUNTY, ALABAMA: 1031 EXCHANGE ATTORNEYS 


Local note from Meredith Folger Amon: A 1031 exchange is all about deadlines and documentation. I like to see investors choose counsel early, confirm who is acting as the qualified intermediary (QI), and make sure the purchase contract language supports the exchange.

1031 Gulf Coast Attorneys Tax Deferred Exchanges

Two dates drive almost every 1031 conversation: the 45-day identification window and the 180-day closing window. If your team is not organized before you sell, it can feel like a sprint with expensive consequences.

Well-known 1031 exchange attorneys and closing counsel in Baldwin County

Jule Herbert | Herbert Law Firm, LLC (Gulf Shores)

Phone: (251) 968-4764
Address: 218 Professional Ct, Gulf Shores, AL…

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What I’m Seeing on the Coast Right Now: Contract Lessons, 1031 Strategy, and Local Moves Shaping Value

Earlier this week, I sat down with colleagues to compare notes on contracts, market balance, and the steady drumbeat of local planning decisions in Orange Beach and nearby corridors. The conversation ranged from mold and crawlspace protocols to an unusual assignment request on one of my beach condo deals. Below is my first-person recap with the takeaways I’m giving my buyers and sellers today. For current property search and deeper context, start here: Ono Island — https://www.searchthegulf.com/ono-island/, Orange Beach — https://www.searchthegulf.com/orange-beach/, Gulf Coast condos — https://www.searchthegulf.com/condos/.

Ono Island Waterfront Homes

1) Contract…

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1031 Exchanges: Orange Beach vs. Gulf Highlands | Gulf Coast Real Estate

Orange Beach Alabama 1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges

I recently had a great conversation with a client preparing to sell her out of state rental property and reinvest in the Gulf Coast using a 1031 tax-deferred exchange. She and her husband have multiple homes and are now looking for something coastal—private, peaceful, and profitable.

She told me she loved the look and feel of Gulf Highlands, Florida, where the homes sit on larger lots and you’re not staring directly into your neighbor’s window. She’s also open to Navarre and Perdido Key, but kept circling back to Orange Beach, Alabama as a possible “sleeper” market with upside potential. And I couldn’t agree more.

Florida vs. Alabama: Where Should You Invest?

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