A 1921 Rule Called Section 1031 Lets Landlords Swap One Building for Another Forever and Never Pay Capital Gains. Then They Die, and the Bill Disappears for Good

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A 1921 Rule Called Section 1031 Lets Landlords Swap One Building for Another Forever and Never Pay Capital Gains. Then They Die, and the Bill Disappears for Good

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