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Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code allows a property owner to exchange investment property for investment property without recognizing capital gains tax on the "sale".
If a property owner wishes to execute a defensible Section 1031 exchange successfully, he/she must deal with a "Qualified Intermediary" -- a disinterested third-party who holds and conveys property and funds so that the property owner does not have "constructive receipt of funds."
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