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Leveraging proceeds of sale to attain a better propertyproceeds
would otherwise be used to pay capital gains taxes
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Leveraging
proceeds of sale to acquire multiple replacement properties
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Consolidation
of properties: leveraging proceeds of several sales in
order to pool resources into a major investment
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Selling
parts of a business and sheltering those assets
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Assembling
developments by persuading the reluctant land owner to
exchange instead of sell
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Diversifying investments without the penalty
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- Converting
to income producing properties
- Exchanging
active investments to passive
- Moving
investment as the market changes
- Relocating
investments when retiring and/or moving
- Partial
cash access allowing for penalty over time
- Avoiding
excess depreciation
- Debt/Equity
ratio considerations
- Reinvesting
to accommodate market trends
- Convert
from management intensive property
- Creative
"installment sale" treatment
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