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There are different forms of inheritance, depending on the type of asset and the relationship of the contributor to the beneficiary. The most common forms of inheritance are real estate, cash, stocks, bonds, personal property and business interests. Many of these non-cash assets will be liquidated in order to make distributing their value among the beneficiaries easier.

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  • The most common forms of inheritance include real estate and cash

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