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        "text": "Common exit options include selling the property with tenants in place, selling it vacant, or performing a 1031 exchange to defer capital gains tax. The best option depends on your financial goals and the property's condition. For instance, selling vacant often appeals to owner-occupant buyers, while selling with tenants might be attractive to other investors, a common scenario in investor-heavy areas like South Florida.",
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        "description": "Options include selling with tenants, selling vacant, or a 1031 exchange, each with different implications for your goals."
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  "description": "Options include selling with tenants, selling vacant, or a 1031 exchange, each with different implications for your goals."
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