Why DFW real estate investors shouldn’t sleep on 1031s, Inflation Reduction Act

Ryan's Ian Boccaccio spoke more about the state of 1031s and the opportunities that the Inflation Reduction Act might yield for real estate investors and owners in a recent interview.

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