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May 26, 2005
Tom Kelly: Deferring your gains? Thank T.J. Starker
One of the more talked about subjects for small real estate investors is the tax-deferred exchange. You hear the term "1031 exchange" or "Starker exchange" from business associates, friends at the ballgame, even parishioners after church.
What exactly is the history, and intent, of this vehicle that enables consumers to defer capital-gains tax on the sale of investment real estate?
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- The Real Estate Adviser: How to finance a home in Mexico, 05-05-2005
- The Real Estate Adviser: Coming to a resort near you: condotels, 04-28-2005
- The Real Estate Adviser: Local builder reflects on his success on Maui, 04-21-2005
- The Real Estate Adivser: Selling? Consider a charitable trust, 04-14-2005
- The Real Estate Adviser: Title insurance case heads to court, 04-07-2005
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