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  "name": "What types of South Florida properties qualify for a 1031 Exchange?",
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      "name": "What types of South Florida properties qualify for a 1031 Exchange?",
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        "text": "Generally, any real property held for investment or productive use in a trade or business can qualify for a 1031 Exchange. This includes rental homes, commercial buildings, vacant land, and industrial properties. In South Florida, for instance, you could exchange a rental condo in Fort Lauderdale for a commercial property in Doral, or undeveloped land in Palm Beach County for another income-generating property. The critical factor is that both the relinquished and replacement properties must be 'like-kind,' meaning they are real property, regardless of their specific type or grade. Personal residences do not qualify.",
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        "description": "Most real properties held for investment or business use in South Florida qualify for a 1031 Exchange, including rental homes, commercial buildings, and vacant land. Both the relinquished and replacement properties must be considered 'like-kind' real property."
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  "description": "Most real properties held for investment or business use in South Florida qualify for a 1031 Exchange, including rental homes, commercial buildings, and vacant"
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