Off-market · Property-protected · NDA-gated

Exchango for brokers

Market off-market deals. Keep the property identity protected.

Reach verified 1031 buyers without exposing your valuable off-market inventory. Docusign protected confidentiality built in.

Anonymous listings. Admin-reviewed buyers. DocuSign-protected confidentiality.

For licensed brokers

Show your deal to the right buyer pool. Keep the property quiet.

Exchango lets you bring off-market inventory to verified 1031 buyers without putting the property on the open web. Identifying fields stay redacted until both sides agree to proceed.

Anonymized

Buyers see asset class, market, and equity range. Never the address.

Admin-reviewed

Every buyer 1031 ID sheet is verified before they join the platform.

NDA-gated

Address, property age, images, tenant names, and rent roll unlock only after a buyer signs property-specific confidentiality.

No success fee

One subscription, unlimited deal submissions. No commission claw-back.

What buyers see

Your deal goes wide. The property does not.

You enter the deal once with full detail in your dashboard. Verified 1031 buyers see a working summary: asset class, submarket, price band, and tenant grade. Address, financials, and tenant names stay sealed until both sides sign confidentiality.

Every redacted field on the right unlocks the moment a property-specific NDA is signed.

Your dashboard

Live
Broker dashboard listing imageRetail

Address

223 West High, Dallas TX

Asking price
$3.4M
Cap rate
6.80%
NOI
$231,400
Size
10,350 SF

Tenants

Sherwin-Williams, T-Mobile, Mathnasium, ATI Physical Therapy

Anonymous buyer view

Protected
Photos available after NDA
Retail

Submarket

North Dallas
Price band
$3M–$4M
Cap range
6.5%–7.0%
NOI band
$200K–$260K
Size
8K–12K SF

Tenancy

Investment-grade national retail. Names withheld.

Confidentiality path

When each field unlocks

The cards above show the difference. The strip below shows the order it happens in.

01 Posting

Anonymized listing

Verified buyers see asset class, submarket, price band, and stabilized cap range. Address and tenants stay sealed.

02 Mutual interest

Property-specific NDA

A buyer requests access. Both sides sign confidentiality before any identifying field is released.

03 Direct contact

Full deal opens

Address, financials, tenants, and rent roll unlock together. You move into direct broker-to-buyer conversation.

How it works

From license verification to a protected buyer introduction.

One workflow on the broker side. Identifying fields stay sealed by default and unlock as a single bundle once both sides agree to proceed.

Step 01

Apply for access

Submit your real estate license number and your supervising broker credentials. An Exchango admin reviews before access opens.

Step 02

List the deal once

Enter full property detail in your dashboard. Address, NOI, rent roll, and tenant names stay private to you.

Step 03

Verified buyers see a sealed summary

Buyers under deadline see asset class, submarket, price band, and tenant grade. Identifying fields stay redacted with lock indicators.

Step 04

NDA opens identities

When a buyer wants the deal, both sides sign property-specific confidentiality. Address, financials, tenants, and direct contact open at once.

Why brokers use it

A second channel for the buyers you have not met yet.

We are not asking you to replace your book. We are giving you a private channel to verified 1031 buyers under a real deadline, without putting the property on the open web.

Your relationships still work

Exchango is additive. Keep working your own buyer book. This is for the buyers you have not met yet.

Verified 1031 paperwork, not tire-kickers

Every buyer profile carries an admin-reviewed 1031 exchange document with real 45 and 180 day dates.

Licensed Broker

First week free
$175/month

$1,500/year annual (save 28%)

  • One week free trial
  • Unlimited off-market submissions
  • NDA-gated, identity-protected
  • No commission claw-back
  • Built-in DocuSign confidentiality workflows provided

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Exchango protect my listing's identity?

You enter the deal once with full detail in your dashboard. Verified buyers see asset class, submarket, price band, NOI band, and tenant grade. Address, building year, tenant names, and rent roll stay sealed and unlock only after both sides sign property-specific confidentiality.

Who actually sees my deals?

Only verified 1031 buyers whose criteria overlap with the deal. Every buyer profile has been admin-reviewed against an uploaded 1031 exchange document with real 45 and 180 day dates before it ever reaches your listing.

What property types does Exchango support?

Exchango supports the full spectrum of commercial 1031 inventory: multifamily, industrial, office, retail, land, hotel, and self-storage. List any of these asset classes and they will be matched against verified buyers whose criteria fit.

Can I list a deal I do not have an exclusive on?

Yes. Exchango is a private channel for credible off-market inventory. List the deal under whatever representation arrangement you have. Listings stay anonymized until a confidentiality agreement is signed, so the property does not get shopped on the open web.

What does verification require?

Your real estate license number and your supervising broker license. Exchango admins verify both before access opens. Brokers cannot self-onboard around the review.

Will this conflict with my existing buyer relationships?

No. Your relationships keep working the way they always have. Exchango is a second channel for the verified 1031 buyers you have not met yet, with confidentiality protections that traditional listing sites do not provide.

What does the subscription include?

For $175 per month, after a one-week free trial, you can view the full anonymized buyer pool, submit unlimited off-market deals, and receive direct buyer introductions once confidentiality is in place. Annual plans are $1,500 per year. There is no success fee.

Exchango for brokers

Bring your off-market deals to verified 1031 buyers.

Stop posting deals to the open web. List once, keep the property identity protected, and meet buyers under a real 45-day deadline.