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James Heller
  • Denver, CO
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Motivated sellers want to save on taxes

James Heller
  • Denver, CO
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I've made contact with a few folks who have several properties (sometimes from the 80s and 90s!) that are ready to cash out. Only problem is, they don't want to get slammed on taxes! I've suggested a 1041, but for somebody looking for cash this is obviously not a great option. 

Are there ways for these sellers to protect their hard earned equity and create an awesome deal for both of us? Thanks in advance!

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