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Investors selling a business, art, stock, or other non-real estate assets may want to consider a QOF, since the 1031 is no longer available to any asset class besides real estate. For real estate owners who would like to defer all their taxes indefinitely and potentially pass their assets onto their heirs tax free, a 1031 exchange and a DST investment may be more appropriate. Either way, there are various potential advantages for both investment vehicles. However, these are complicated tax strategies, and investors should first speak to their CPA/tax advisor prior to conducting a 1031 exchange or investing in a QOF to make sure it is appropriate for them and their families’ financial goals and objectives.

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