Forty-five days to identify. The film can't be the bottleneck.
A 1031 exchange runs on a clock most real estate marketing isn't built for — a strict identification window, then a hard close deadline. A replacement-property film has to move at the timeline's pace, not the production industry's normal pace.
We produce replacement-property films for exchangers, their advisors, and qualified intermediaries evaluating multiple identified properties inside the 45-day window. The film's job is to let a decision-maker assess a property quickly and remotely, when an in-person visit to every identified option isn't realistic. That means less lifestyle narrative, more of what actually informs a fast investment decision: condition, income characteristics, unit mix for multifamily, access and parking for commercial.
We prioritize scheduling for exchange-driven productions specifically because the timeline is the whole point. For sellers on the other side of an exchange transaction working with a development or larger commercial asset, our commercial real estate film work covers that scale directly.
Investment-decision-forward — condition, income characteristics, and asset-specific detail.
Priority scheduling built around 45-day identification and closing timelines.
Built for quick remote review by an advisor or qualified intermediary.
Every production frame organized and searchable in your private Activated Library. Yours indefinitely.
Yes — 1031 timelines are exactly why this exists as a distinct offering. We prioritize scheduling for exchange-driven productions and can typically deliver a usable cut within days of the shoot, not weeks.
The exchanger themselves (evaluating multiple identified replacement properties quickly), their advisor or qualified intermediary reviewing the deal, and sometimes co-investors or lenders who need to make a fast decision without an in-person visit.
Yes — 1031 exchange properties are frequently commercial, multifamily, or mixed-use assets, and the film approach adapts to show income-producing characteristics (unit mix, tenant improvements, parking, access) rather than a residential lifestyle narrative.
Which deliverable format serves which audience — MLS listing, investor packet, social, or off-market outreach — so it isn't produced once and awkwardly repurposed.
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