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Tax-deferred exchanges can make selling easier.Like many North Shore homeowners, you may have seen a tremendous jump in your second vacation home property value over the past ten years. While we're now experiencing a market correction, prices are still strong and many investors find themselves selling a home that has greatly increased in value, putting them in the position of facing a large capital gains tax bill after the closing.If you're thinking of selling a second vacation home or investment property, but are concerned about the capital-gains tax, a tax-deferred exchange might be a good alternative for you. Thanks to the IRS tax code sec
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