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An overview of 1031 exchange properties

An overview of 1031 exchange properties

By | July 13th, 2022|Blog|0 Comments

To complete a 1031 exchange successfully, you must meet some critical deadlines.

Before starting an exchange, you should consult an experienced tax and legal professional to ensure you meet your investment expectations.

The infographic below provides detailed information

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