Accruit vs IPX1031 (Investment Property Exchange Services)

Qualified Intermediary + patented 1031 Exchange workflow technology (Exchange Manager Pro)

Best for sponsors, family offices, and individual investors running a straightforward 1031 exchange who want a qualified intermediary with real technology behind it rather than a law-firm-with-a-fax-machine setup. Exchange Manager Pro is genuinely useful for tracking deadlines and documents across multiple concurrent exchanges. The caveat: Accruit is now owned by Millennium Trust, so you're dealing with a larger institutional bureaucracy, and QI selection ultimately matters more for fee custody and bonding than software polish — vet the underlying trust arrangement, not just the UI.

Qualified Intermediary for 1031 exchanges, largest in the industry

A natural first call for investors and sponsors needing a qualified intermediary for a 1031 exchange, given IPX1031's position as the largest QI in the industry — scale generally correlates with process maturity and bonding/insurance robustness, which matters given how much rides on QI solvency during the exchange period. As with any QI choice, confirm exchange-fund custody arrangements and insurance directly rather than assuming size alone guarantees safety; this is a services relationship, not a software evaluation.