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1031 exchanges: The biggest little secret in real estate
1031 exchanges are one of the most popular, lucrative, and (arguably) unfair real estate tax loopholes in the world. Here’s how they work.
October 15, 2023
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1031 exchanges are one of the most popular, lucrative, and (arguably) unfair real estate tax loopholes in the world. Here’s how they work.
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