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    Conversion Of "Rental Property" To Personal Use Does Not Blow 1031 Like Kind Exchange

    Sat, 05/05/2012 - 09:40 EDT - Forbes.com - Top Stories

    If you want your exchange to qualify??for deferral under 1031, it is not enough??that the properties be of like kind. (With real estate ?like kind? is not much of a hurdle. As long as you stay in the United States, you would have to work to come up with a real??estate interest that was not ...

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