1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges offer real estate investors a unique channel to maximize long-term returns. By leveraging an exchange, investors can often increase their real estate yield, reduce hands-on management, mitigate federal and state taxes and capitalize on emerging investment trends.
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This webcast will highlight:
Why investors use 1031 exchanges
The mechanics of tax-deferred exchanges
Real exchange examples to demonstrate the benefits
A strategic long-term perspective of real estate investing