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Your equity is re-positioned when you make a 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange. All at once, you can: Increase your cash flow Increase your leverage ratio Create arbitrage Increase your velocity of money Expand the value of your RE portfolio Do it all with zero tax on the gains Gain geographic diversity Real estate capital gains tax is higher than many think: 15% - 23.8% Federal, plus State of up to 13.3%, plus Depreciation Recapture. Californians could pay 37%+ in capital gains tax. Fortunately for real estate investors, you can defer all of these taxes with a 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange. We discuss your 45-day and 180-day timelines, “like-kind”, your Qualified Intermediary, and 1031 traps to avoid. Columbus, Ohio could potentially be a wise place to exchange your equity into. Why Columbus? Ohio’s largest city and capital Fortune 500 companies High rents & low purchase prices Growing city Family-friendly suburbs Low cost of living with good incomes 14th-largest U.S. city SFR Rents $800 - $1,300, Prices $80K -