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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Tax rate on a Flip......
I have read about 1031 ( 1031b ) and am still uncertain as to how the property you sell is taxed and how to ( if you can ) defer from paying taxes on the profit you make, from the sale
I am looking to finally get into flipping house, and will either use some of the profits I make from each flip, to use towards the down payment on the next property. But I also will have to use a part of that profit from each flip to live on
If I flip 3-4 houses a year , what percent of capital gains, can I expect to pay on each flip ?
Also, is the 90-Day Anti flip rule still in effect in 2014 ?
Thanks so much, I appreciate all the help and insight