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SEO content checker: 55 checks, written in code, not prompts. Run before any page publishes.
Every draft passes the same 55 deterministic checks: structure, keywords, schema, links, AI Search readiness, E-E-A-T, citations, coverage, compliance and integrity. Same bytes in, same verdict out, and a model never assigns one.
Can you 1031 into a syndication? Sometimes. A syndication interest works as replacement property only if the structure holds like-kind real property, such as a tenant-in-common (TIC) share or a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST). Many standard LP interests in a partnership do not qualify, so eligibility depends on structure, not on the asset type.
The strategy is well established under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, and the deadlines are fixed. You have 45 days to identify a replacement property and 180 days to close, and both clocks run together. Minimums, fee layers, and illiquidity also matter. This article walks through each rule with worked numbers.
Key Takeaways
Not every syndication interest qualifies; the structure must be like-kind real property.
The 45-day identification and 180-day closing deadlines run together and do not extend.
TIC shares and properly structured DSTs are the common qualifying paths.
Minimums, fees, and reduced control are real trade-offs; confirm eligibility with a tax adviser.
How the 1031 Exchange and Its Deadlines Work
A 1031 exchange takes its name from Section 1031 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code.[1] It lets an investor defer capital gains by reinvesting sale proceeds into like-kind real estate. Deferral is not elimination, and the rules are mechanical. Miss one step and the deferral can be lost.
Two clocks start when your relinquished property sells. You must identify a replacement property within 45 days of the sale.[1] You must then complete the purchase within 180 days.[2] The 45-day identification and 180-day closing deadlines must both be met, and the 180 days include the first 45.[3]
Here is a dated sequence. Say your property closes on March 1. Your identification deadline lands in mid-April. Your closing deadline lands in late August. Those dates do not move because a sponsor is slow, an offering is oversubscribed, or documents are pending.
Notice what that does to your working calendar. The first 45 days are a decision window, not a research project. By the time you reach day 45, you need a named replacement option in writing, and the remaining 135 days are for closing on it. Investors who spend the first month browsing offerings with no shortlist often find the identification deadline arrives before they have verified a single sponsor.
Because of that, timing is the first filter for any syndication. Before you fall in love with an offering, ask whether it can verify you, accept your subscription, and close inside your window. In practice, the most common gap is between an investor's running 45-day clock and how fast verification and subscription can actually finish. Start those steps early, and treat any sponsor who cannot explain their timeline clearly as a warning sign rather than a minor inconvenience.
Citations, the sources list and the compliance disclaimer are locked and preserved. Edit the prose freely: it saves as you type, and Re-validate on the Report Card re-scores it.
One verdict per check
Every row says why it passed, or did not.
The Checklist groups the 55 into Compliance, SEO, AI Search, E-E-A-T and Editorial, and counts the ones that ran on each draft: 52 on the one pictured. Each row carries its target, a hover explanation and, on a miss, the exact reason: a count, a missing tag, a phrase. Compliance renders as a gate, Pass or Blocked, never a number. The same results feed the Report Card dials, and the content editor shows the Checklist beside the draft.
Checklist · 52 checks
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Coverage
Graded against the SERP, silent without one.
Term coverage and evidence inclusion grade the draft against the terms and facts research found in the top-ranking pages: 80% of core terms used, none past 1.5x the competitor median. Without research targets they return not applicable, which never moves a dial and is never stored.
AI trims the over-used terms back toward the competitor band, then re-validates. You approve before anything changes.
Re-validate
Fresh means the bytes match, not that a save happened.
Re-validate re-runs the whole suite on what is on screen, then verifies every source link live. Each run records a hash of the exact title, meta description and body it checked, so a validation is fresh only while that content is unchanged, and a no-op write can never make it stale.
Publishing re-checks the draft the moment you click. A compliance claim, broken page markup or an unfilled placeholder refuses it, and the menu says so in the app's own words: the article wasn't published, so open it in the editor to see the issue and fix it.
Publishing opens a PR on willowdale-equity/willowdale-equity-website. Merge it to go live. Your host rebuilds.
This article has a blocking issue (a compliance claim, broken page markup or an unfilled placeholder), so it wasn’t published. Open it in the editor to see it and fix it.
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How it works
Same bytes in, same verdict out.
Four steps, all of them code, and the last one is what keeps the score honest.
Re-validate and every accepted one-click fix re-run the suite on what's on screen. Saving keeps your edits; it doesn't re-score them.
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Heading hierarchyisingle H1, no skipped levels
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The checks that apply, in order
Universal checks always; pack checks only when your pack is active; a check with nothing to grade returns not applicable. This draft ran 52 of the 55.
Compliance · gatePass · 6/6
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A gate and three dials
Compliance reads Pass or Blocked. SEO, AI Search and E-E-A-T average their own rows into a score.
Banned claims · us-reg-d
compliance_pack_version 6.1.0 · sha256 of title + meta + body
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Provenance and hash recorded
Each compliance violation carries the pack and version that produced it; the run stores a hash of the bytes it checked.
Questions
What people ask before they trust a score.
What blocks, what only lowers a dial, and why the editor counts rows.
Which checks block publishing?
Four kinds. A failed compliance check (a required disclaimer missing or altered, a hard-tier banned claim, or a pack rule such as Reg D or HIPAA), an unfilled placeholder (the No leftover placeholders check), the programmatic uniqueness gate, and broken HTML: a tag cut off mid-way, or a link that swallows a heading, an FAQ or a table. A block sets publication_blocked on the article, and both the WordPress and GitHub publish paths refuse it. On a regulated site, a comparison or list that names your own product without a disclosure line is held the same way, until the line is added or an operator overrides it with a written reason. Everything else lowers a dial or lists under "to fix"; only a dial under 70 or an Overall under 80 asks for a logged override.
What are the newest checks?
The newest stops a page whose HTML is broken: a tag cut off mid-way, or a link that swallows a heading, an FAQ or a table, can't publish until it's fixed. Before it came six, mostly for comparison and list articles. Every figure in a table needs a source at the table, or has to come from your own facts. A comparison needs a proper table that names every option. The verdict has to come in the first 30% of a comparison or list. A list explains how it chose before the first pick. Every pick is described with the same fields, including a real downside. And when your own product is in a comparison or list, a disclosure line has to come before it; on a regulated site a missing one holds publishing until it's added or overridden with a written reason.
Why doesn't a draft's Checklist show all 55?
The Checklist counts rows, not validators. It splits the keyword-placement check into four rows, adds a row for the experience facts used and four hero-image verdicts, and leaves out checks that did not run: the pack checks for other industries, the two that only surface when they fail, and anything that returned not applicable. On the Willowdale draft above that is 52 rows.
What does deterministic mean here?
Each check is a pure function over the article HTML and its brief: counts, regular expressions, presence, string matching. Run it twice on the same bytes and you get the same verdict. A model proposes fixes and researches targets; it never assigns a verdict, and every proposed fix is re-run through the suite and refused if a compliance or critical check gets worse. Heading structure is also checked on any live URL by the free header tag checker.
What happens when a check does not apply?
It returns not applicable. That result is excluded from every dial, never persisted, and never shown as a pass. Term coverage, evidence inclusion, secondary keywords and PAA coverage stay inert until a researched brief supplies targets; FAQ schema, citation schema and the author-bio check stay inert when the article has no FAQ, sources or named author; the uniqueness gate only compares sibling pages in a programmatic batch.
How do you know a validation is still current?
Each run stores a SHA-256 of the exact title, meta description and body it checked. A validation is fresh while those bytes are unchanged, stale when any of them differs, and unknown for articles validated before the hash existed. Nothing infers freshness from a timestamp, so a status change or a no-op save can never flag a draft as edited by you.
Can a check be switched off or its threshold changed?
Thresholds are configuration on the resolved ruleset, not code: the coverage bar, the uniqueness threshold, the severity of your banned-phrase list, and a per-validator enabled flag. An operator can adjust them per ruleset; there is no customer-facing toggle in the dashboard today. Compliance checks and the hard tier cannot be switched off by a customer, and the gate fires identically on every plan.
55 checks, written in code, not prompts. Rank on Google and in AI answers from ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Claude. Run before any page publishes.
Deterministic checks for structure, SEO, E-E-A-T and compliance, the same result every run, with the compliance gate as the hard stop nothing can argue past.
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