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RE Attorneys or CPAs that can help me understand my 1031 options

Tony N.
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Hello all - this is my first BP post.

I have a single family that is zoned for multi. I'm just completing work on adding a suite in the basement and a few other upgrades to force appreciation. I've only owned the home for a year, but am considering selling and acquiring a new property through a 1031 exchange.

Are there any attorneys or CPAs, or anyone that can recommend one, in the Denver area that I can contact to help me understand my options?

I know I can just Google this, but would appreciate references from the BP community.

Thanks 

- tn

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